Anna Quote by Leo Tolstoy

“Never make it without the compass. In the trees, I'd lose all sense of perspective. Direction. Maybe life is like that.”

— Charles Martin

“He turned and looked at the boy. Maybe he understood for the first time that to the boy he was himself an alien. A…

— Cormac McCarthy

“No, he hadn't known anything about children, but now he'd learned something: a child's mind is open to everything.”

— Carsten Jensen

“Anyone can plot a course with a map or compass; but without a sense of who you are, you will never know if you're…

— Shannon L. Alder

“The future of my child is unknown but I have loved him, supported him, and taught him right from wrong. I will continue to…

— Brenda Lochinger

“The child understood vaguely that in taking up literature, he had entered a domain where he could rely on nothing beyond himself. ”

— Anonymous

“When a child truly understands his grand potential, he looks to the stars not simply to make a wish but to chart a destination.”

— Richelle E. Goodrich

“There's an internal compass inside of me that laid still for so long, stuck behind its arc of glass, listless and without hope. But…

— Raven Kennedy

“The unknown is my compass”

— Anaïs Nin

“The whole city was a compass. How could anyone ever have gotten so hopelessly lost here?”

— James Sallis

“He felt like a compass needle. The needle knows nothing about magnetic north; it only knows it must point in a certain direction, like…

— Stephen King

“He doesn't know it yet, but the infinity of childhood is brief.”

— Michel Houellebecq