Children Quote by Donna Tartt

“How delightful! Dunford had just come into an unexpected inheritance. She rather hoped it was something good. One of her friends had just unwillingly…

— Julia Quinn

“Kids reminded her of cats. You always had the sneaking suspicion that they knew something you didn’t and they believed it made them superior.”

— R.G. Alexander

“She said that cats were more attached to places than to people. And that was why cats are often found in abandoned houses.”

— Kyung-sook Shin

“She was not, herself, hugely in favour of motherhood in general. Obviously it was necessary, but it wasn't exactly difficult. Even cats managed it.”

— Terry Pratchett

“She looked playful and eager, but not quite sure of herself, like a new kitten in a house where they don't care much about…

— Raymond Chandler

“She's like the people who will feed a stray cat all summer but not let them in their house when winter comes. Those cats…

— Mindy McGinnis

“I don’t think Kitty’s been fixed yet. We can see about getting her a nice cat boyfriend and creating some cat grandchildren for her…

— Bernie Su

“She was grossly overweight, though I could tell from her refined features that she may have been quite pretty in a younger, leaner life.”

— Patricia Cornwell

“As a child he was fond of hanging cats and then burying them with ceremony.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“Children are like cats, only less useful and less furry.”

— Mark Lawrence

“I felt like I was well on my way to becoming the neighborhood cat lady. All I needed were the cats.”

— J. Lynn

“She'd never know what to do with children: Francis had wrong-footed her so completely that she'd come to think of them as delightful but…

— Sarah Perry