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Veronica Roth - There's no way to please everyone,...

There's no way to please everyone, because that mythical book with the ending that every single person wants can't exist-you want different things, each one of you. The only thing I can do, in light of that fact, is write an honest story as best I can. (Veronica Roth)

There's no way to please everyone, because that mythical book with the ending that every single person wants can't exist-you want different things, each one of you. The only thing I can do, in light of that fact, is write an honest story as best I can.

Veronica Roth

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