Children Quote by C.S. Pacat

“Zehrunisa didn’t know Abdul’s age herself. Seventeen was what she’d said before the burning, when people asked her, but he could have been twenty-seven,…

— Katherine Boo

“She looked at the kids, who did not see [them] because they were past the age of twenty-five...”

— Stephen King

“They were the sisterhood: their mothers at a younger age.”

— Ann Brashares

“very few parents, in any age, are able to feel relaxed about the upbringing of an eldest child.”

— Andrew Cook

“She felt very young; at the same time unspeakably aged”

— Virginia Woolf

“Woman has 3 ages: Youth, Second Youth and Everlasting Youth.”

— Lara Biyuts

“You’re young.” “I’m twenty-four.” “As I said,” she sniffs. “Being young has its advantages, Jana.” “Such as?” “I’ve got boundless energy!” “That’s it?” “I’m…

— John Locke

“At twenty-five, girls begin to talk about being old maids, but secretly resolve that they never will be. At thirty they say nothing about…

— Louisa May Alcott

“When a woman turns forty she is no longer young, but not yet old.”

— Jane Harvey-Berrick

“Tell me–how old are you, Reuben? I'm thirty-eight. How is that for total honesty? Do you know many women who volunteer they're thirty-eight?”

— Anne Rice

“But fathers always thought their youngest daughters were rather special”

— Rona Jaffe

“It’s hard to guess ages when you’re not that old yourself and won’t be anytime soon. من الصعب تخمين عمرٍ ما دون أن تكون تجاوزته أو أوشكت على ذلك.”

— Bernhard Schlink