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“She saw the children. They have been given viruses to educate them. From three weeks old they could speak and do basic arithmetic. By…

— Geoff Ryman

“The house seemed to have all the comforts of little Children, dirt and litter.”

— Jane Austen

“She did not especially appreciate children either, but could be kind to them when they were silent.”

— Gordon Dahlquist

“She was mined for the children in her, one daughter, then another, a short seam, quick to clay, and not a single son to…

— Robert Wrigley

“I think first of the children. What the hell am I supposed to tell them? Then I think about money, the house, all those…

— Shannon Celebi

“Even in the pettiest, most unpromising material, she had discovered, you could find real treasures.”

— Neil Gaiman

“Such bliss is not meant to last. In my husband's house, my children were my real gifts.”

— Ru Freeman

“We can’t get away with anything with children. They are keen and attentive, and they will eventually grow up to tell the story of…

— Sarah Mae

“With the Smithies, it was different. There was sometimes no telling where one of them began and the others left off.”

— J. Courtney Sullivan

“She smelled of home...as if home had never been a place, but had always been this little person whom she'd carried alongside her.”

— Celeste Ng

“Is there anything more solid, more right, than knowing you child was where she ought to be?”

— Jodi Picoult

“She knew Buck was as concerned about the children as she was, and loved him all the more for it.”

— Charlene Raddon