Child Quote by Anthony Doerr

“The world as first seen by the child becomes his lifelong standard of excellence, mindless of the fact he is admiring the ruins of…

— William Stolzenburg

“The world is the world, and we're cast in whatever roles we fall into. It's not my fault I was born wealthy any more…

— J. Nelle Patrick

“A child thinks life is fair. A man stands by the consequences of his deeds.”

— Mary Stewart

“...it's a sinister wonderland. My life, cleaned like a revolver, levels in the direction of happiness. Come on. It's a Marxian dream, possessions divides,…

— Misha

“Life is strange and funny with many winding roads ahead...but the roads of greed and  hypocrisy will lead to a person's downfall each and…

— Timothy Pina

“and I discovered my limitations, and mainly I learned that there was a price to pay for that childhood (it turns out there’s no…

— David Grossman

“Boredom is not the enemy of childhood. It’s the birthplace of imagination, persistence, and quiet strength.”

— P. Pra. Sandhyaya

“And the body is born young and grows old. That is life's tragedy.”

— Oscar Wilde

“For two years, he’d seen brutality and suffering, as the Nazis turned Europe into a gigantic slave camp. But here, in a little orphanage…

— Robert Muchamore

“We're born into the world as just one small piece to the puzzle that makesup an entire life.”

— Colleen Hoover

“Today's child is growing up absurd, because he lives in two worlds, and neither of them inclines him to grow up.”

— Marshall McLuhan

“I think it’s from seeing the material summation of his life sitting in ruins. If we are our jobs, our houses, our cars… all…

— Ryan Schow