Children Quote by Anthony Horowitz

“the child would ask him questions about the world that for him was not even a memory. He thought hard how to answer. There…

— Cormac McCarthy

“What was I before the war? It’s hard to remember that far back. But I think maybe I was human.”

— A.J. Vega

“He seemed convinced that children's questions were much more important than those of an adult. He preferred smart questions to smart answers.”

— Yoko Ogawa

“When I was twenty-something, I asked my father, “When did you start feeling like a grownup?” His response: “Never.”

— Shannon Celebi

“The best questions are ones never asked.”

— Robert Cory Molloy

“When Chveya was seven years old she had understood perfectly how the world worked. Now she was eight, and there were some questions.”

— Orson Scott Card

“I was born at the age of five. I know this because I don't remember anything else before that.”

— Michaela McGuire

“What’s the worst thing about growing old?” she would ask them. They never thought about their age, was a common reply; they had once…

— Isabel Allende

“As a young adult, I simply wanted answers,not more questions.”

— Ka Wai Cheung

“When we grow older, we don’t find any answers. We stop asking the questions and pretend to know everything instead.”

— Roe Horvat

“Questions married other questions and had theories for children.”

— Kerri Maniscalco

“I can't really tell how old I am, only that I'm too young to wonder if I asked the right questions in the past,…

— Gabriel Bá