Children Quote by Charles Dickens

“had five kids under the age of ten,”

— Jill Shalvis

“there were more children there than Scrooge in his agitated mind could count, and unlike the celebrated poem, not every forty children were acting…

— Charles Dickens

“But at forty? They had enough appetite to eat well, enough temperance to drink in moderation, and enough wisdom to celebrate the absence of…

— Amor Towles

“few are so conformist as rebellious youth.”

— Theodore Dalrymple

“How anyone could walk away from their own kid, let alone eight of them, was beyond him.”

— Marie Force

“We were all just children once.”

— Leigh Bardugo

“Our children, when young, are part of ourselves. When they grow up they are just other people.”

— Barbara Vine

“Many of those who society has pushed into pretending to like children do not even like people.”

— Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“No one is young after forty, but one can be irresistible at any age”

— Coco Chanel

“Sometimes children must be left alone to be still and silent, and to do.”

— David Almond

“Most people would take me for over forty.”

— Osamu Dazai

“...there are some children who aren't really children at all, they're just pillars of flame that burn everything they touch. And there are some…

— Sherman Alexie