Quote by Jenny Downham

“Maybe words, like potions, were also capable of magic.”

— Pete Hamill

“What alchemy there was in human beings.”

— Agatha Christie

“I got into magic because I got into alchemy. Which I got into because I was into chemistry, which I was learning about because…

— Drew Hayes

“All sorcerers had studied alchemy to some extent, and all alchemists, at least those worth their salt, knew how to cook.”

— R. Scott Bakker

“Ah, the magic of books. The kind of magic that had nothing to do with witches or spells or charms. And was perhaps even…

— Heather Blake

“What part of no magic did you not understand, Henri?”

— Maggie LaCroix

“Sometimes, being able to use magic was so cool.”

— Jim Butcher

“Of course words are magic. That's why they call it spelling.”

— Brian Holguin

“Magic is like silver cutlery, Ebony, you only bring it out to either impress, or stab, important guests.”

— Odette C. Bell

“There're all kinds of magic in the world.”

— Alex Flinn

“Magic is just a term people use for things they’re too primitive to understand properly.”

— Justin Richards

“Well-grounded in magic.' That almost sounds like an oxymoron.”

— Dani Harper