Alphabet Quote by Horace Mann

“Give your children big truths they will grow into rather than light explanations they will grow out of.”

— Tedd Tripp

“The will to truth is enshrined in the mind. It is undeniable, inescapable, mutable only if one’s humanity itself is rejected, itself muted. Yet…

— Jeffrey Panzer

The writer, like everyone else, is equipped in infancy with a thick padding of things he believes to be true, but which aren't.

— Jon Franklin

“Children may not understand all that's happening below the surface of a story. It doesn't matter. Because even though they may not be able…

— Lloyd Alexander

“(advice to his children) Much reading is an oppression of the mind, and extinguishes the natural candle, which is the reason of so many…

— William Penn

“Children are naive, they don’t possess enough skills to be able to recognize the balance between the truth and a lie.”

— Patricia Dsouza

“He knows what lies before them, and what is after them, and they comprehend not anything of His knowledge save such as He wills.'…

— Nafisa Haji

“The writer whose words are going to be read by children has a heavy responsibility. And yet, despite the undeniable fact that the children’s…

— Madeleine L'Engle

“The deceits which her spinster's sentimentality has practiced on her original good judgment are legendary and colossal; she has this way of speaking of…

— Alice Munro

“A child's imagination can be found in the heart of a good book.”

— K. Lamb

“Sometimes, reading to my children at night, the perverse thought would come to me that in rehashing for them the same fairy stories, Bible…

— Nicole Krauss

“These descriptions do really state the truth- as nearly as the limitations of language will allow. But language is a treacherous thing, a most…

— Mark Twain