Summer Breeze Quotes

“They watched their pieces scatter across the neighborhood, each sneeze popping off like a tiny victory bell.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories

“He felt that,’ Dani said, trembling with joy.
‘He really felt that,’ Sunny squealed.
‘That,’ Leo declared, ‘was artistry.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories

“They were scanning. Evaluating. Hoping someone, anyone, might drift close enough to matter.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories

“Leo believed in himself. Exclusively. He carried himself the way people carry trophies: proudly, publicly, and with the expectation that others would admire the shine. He spoke as if he expected applause.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories

“This is historic. This is generational,’ Dani said.
Leo stared at the collapsing rally with awe.
Jeff made a strangled noise. ‘I cannot document this either. I am missing everything.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories

“A can of soup rolled away through the grass, as if wanting no part of the whole scene. The parsley shot upward like a tiny green firework. The apple veered off again, making a clean getaway this time.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, Summer Breeze: An Anthology of Summer Stories