Bragging Quote by Colette

“I think all mothers shine a little, you know, at least until their kids grow up enough to watch out for themselves.”

— Stephen King

“One thing you can say about daughters and mothers—like it or not, they know the truth about each other.”

— Deb Caletti

“What did our mothers think and what do we, as mothers, think of our daughters?”

— Jane Meredith

“She admired all these women who were mothers. My God, you had to be devilishly careful not to say the wrong thing.”

— Dörthe Binkert

“Mothers are o loving and kind they never want their kids to grow up.”

— Donnajo Calhoun

“Mothers can be so dense. Just act like you approve of what we're doing. We'll soon do the exact opposite, just to spite you.”

— Cat Clarke

“I looked up at the sky. A mother wants to make friends with her daughter. The daughter wants a mother more than a friend.…

— Haruki Murakami

“Daughters get either their courage or their fear from their mothers.”

— Naima Coster

“Mothers show their daughters how to become strong, fathers make them”

— Rafia Shujaat

“As I’ve heard other people’s mothers tell their daughters, politeness is its own reward.”

— Susan Ee

“All women are like mothers but they don't notice themselves".”

— Fahmid Hassan Prohor

“There are lots of things sons shouldn’t imagine about their mothers, above all what it was like to become one.”

— Bauvard