Children Quote by Neal Shusterman

“Yes, she was now a young woman but she would for ever be his little girl.”

— Angela Marsons

“I was tired of her getting away with being so young.”

— Margaret Atwood

“He swore to kill her. She could still see his face when he said it. He was nineteen then. He'd be thirty-nine when released.…

— Judith Victoria Douglas

“She was old to know that marriages were like children. They had lives of their own and didn't necessarily act the way you thought…

— Rebecca Flowers

“Exactly what was wrong with her? And could she pass it on to any children she may have?”

— Shelly Laurenston

“There was something about him she wanted to learn, grow into, and hide in, where she could turn away from being an adult.”

— Michael Ondaatje

“So unfair, she thought. Her baby was going to grow up, and her husband wasn't.”

— Stacy Bierlein

“She was only fifteen! What is the matter with these kids today? Can't they wait to have sex until they get their driver's license…

— Gregg Olsen

“In college, twenty-nine had seemed impossibly old. By now, she'd thought, she'd be married and have kids. But as each year went by, she…

— Jennifer Close

“He said he thought I was about twenty. Which is still too young. But not running-from-the-law young.”

— Kirsten Reed

“If not, well, Libby didn't care anymore. She'd turn 17 in a few months, and that was practically 18”

— Angie Stanton

“She was a woman now and youth was gone.”

— Margaret Mitchell