Call Quote by Cassandra Clare

“Ah, the magic of books. The kind of magic that had nothing to do with witches or spells or charms. And was perhaps even…

— Heather Blake

“...that witchcraft requires no potions, familiar spirits, or magic wands. Language upon a silver tongue affords enchantment enough.”

— Salman Rushdie

“Was it the Twilight of Magic? Perhaps. But only today's. Magic could never die while the sun had the power to rise again and…

— Hugh Lofting

“Magic is a very beautiful mystery. Even the ages old magic effects still surprises the most modern men.”

— Amit Kalantri

“Maybe that was what growing up was, understanding where the real magic lived in this world. Inside our very own hearts.”

— Gina Linko

“Magic is a dark and elemental force, not just a lot of sparkly wands and crystal balls.”

— Cassandra Clare

“Sometimes I wonder what magic encircles all of us, what we could do if we were sensitive enough to unearth it.”

— Kathryn Purdie

“William knows that science and magic are the same thing; magic is only science that hasn’t been explained yet.”

— Joshilyn Jackson

“The geologist, six years ago now, hadn't defied anything to climb the hill. He'd had his own powerful magic--the ordinary magic that extraordinarily interested…

— Elizabeth Knox

“Perhaps I had started to believe again in magic, or perhaps in love. Or perhaps they were the same thing.”

— Deva Fagan

“Magic is all about words and believing. If you believe then anything is possible.”

— Jennifer Loiske

“Magic was not in glitter and sparks. Real magic didn't need to be.”

— Thomm Quackenbush