Quote by Malcolm Gladwell

“Those rabbits stopped fighting the system, because it was easier to take the loss of freedom, to forget what it was like before the…

— Alexandra Bracken

“those roots were made for walking. And that’s not all they do.”

— Christopher L. Bennett

“All backwoods folks were poor by material standards; they knew how to make do. They were not wanting to tame the wildness, in themselves…

— bell hooks

“In many ways, this place wasn’t so different from the lumberyards his men had recently escaped.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“We must not always talk in the marketplace of what happens to us in the forest.”

— Nathaniel Hawthorne

“There was a glimmer of nightly rabbits across the ground.”

— D.H. Lawrence

“Our backs hut from gathering them: how hard they were to find among the concealing leaves, the frosted deceiving grass.”

— Truman Capote

“Farming, I discovered, is a great and ongoing war. The farmers are continually fighting to keep nature behind the hedgerow, and nature is continually…

— Kristin Kimball

“Another item that appeared in the backyard was rabbits. Bear would chase them away.”

— J. Wesley Porter

“The stunted pines elude capture in a thousand sidetracked increments. The wind will never understand them. Like us it is forced to go on.”

— Richard Meier

“...when all the time it was that grand tree, taking up half the garden with its roots and not allowing anything else to grow.”

— Zadie Smith

“Roots, I sometimes think, are a conservative myth, designed to keep us in our places.”

— Salman Rushdie