Quote by C.S. Lewis

“Children always spoke the truth, especially when it was inconvenient for everyone else.”

— K.J. Colt

“Our little ford was almost ready. She was later to be called Auntie after Gertrude Stein's aunt Pauline who always behaved admirably in emergencies…

— Gertrude Stein

“It is ever the lot of children to accept their circumstances as universal, and their particularities as general.”

— M.T. Anderson

“Alberta was back again. Back to it all, to all that was warped and desultory, to the lies and evasions and small, hidden irons…

— Cora Sandel

“But the children knew, as I�m sure you know, that the worst surroundings in the world can be tolerated if the people in them…

— Lemony Snicket

“Some families are an odd melting pot of strangers with the occasional offering of obligation.”

— Donna Lynn Hope

“My mother said Aunt Pauline meant kindly but had standars, which were all very well for those that could afford them.”

— Margaret Atwood

“Oh no. I don’t do children. They’re small, needy, easily destroyed. Let’s be honest. I’ve come a long way from my family history,”

— Lisa Gardner

“My mom liked to say that Elsie was part of our family. My parents treated her better than other families who expected their housekeepers…

— Kristen Green

“Once upon a time there was a huge family of children; and they were terribly, terribly naughty.”

— Christianna Brand

“As if family somehow made you better than someone else? The idea nettled Bitch. Life experience had taught her that it was all too…

— wildbow

“As you know, Francis, I hate like the dickens to have to send any boy to the reformatory. I refuse to believe that any…

— Harold Robbins