Children Quote by Jamie Beck

“Back in time it seemed that having a sister were a tragedy. Instead it is one of the best presents my parents could have…

— Sara Anzellotti

“And all the nursemaids and kitchen maids I ever knew when I was a child, always had a aunt, who knew a woman, whose…

— Susanna Clarke

“I had four brothers, no sisters, and shared a tiny bedroom with my maiden aunt for the first seventeen years of my life. I…

— Margaret Hermes

“She hadn’t ever wanted children and yet she had. She had and she did”

— Maggie O'Farrell

“They were the sisterhood: their mothers at a younger age.”

— Ann Brashares

“If I had known what it meant to love, I wouldn't have had children, because once we love, we love forever, like Uncle Two's…

— Kim Thúy

“most of all, she’d learned that she had to rely on herself. Certainly her father and her sister couldn’t be counted on.”

— Kristin Hannah

“My parents and sister looked like a picture-perfect family straight from a magazine. Without me.”

— Stacy Claflin

“After that, nothing was the same. The very notion of my having a family turned vague, hard to credit, even weirdly jokey.”

— Michael Wyndham Thomas

“Summer had never had a father, and wasn’t entirely sure what you did with one.”

— T. Kingfisher

“She pitied everyone who didn't have a sister.”

— Carol Anshaw

“I want to go to Martha’s Vineyard. I have an aunt named Martha. And an uncle by that name. Neither one is related to…

— Jarod Kintz