Quote by Orson Scott Card

“I wish I were really young, like you. Eight is, like, the best age." "Really?" "I don't know. To be honest, I don't remember…

— Julie Buxbaum

“When I was six, I had known nothing. Now that I was seven, however, I couldn’t help but be impressed by how very wise…

— Melanie Benjamin

“...until she was old enough to understand about God and biology and luck, she asked.”

— Melissa Senate

“When I was born, I was almost fourteen years old. That's why I was able to understand more easily than most what it was…

— Eugene Ionesco

“the child would ask him questions about the world that for him was not even a memory. He thought hard how to answer. There…

— Cormac McCarthy

“She was eleven, after all. She was both even and odd. She was ready to be many things at once—child, grown-up, poet, engineer, botanist,…

— Kelly Barnhill

“I felt there was a lot I needed to teach her. I wanted to give her an early grounding in the basics of arithmetic…

— Jeannette Walls

“Cathy was fourteen when she entered high school. She had always been precious to her parents, but with her entrance into the rarities of…

— John Steinbeck

“She escaped from the schools when she turned eighteen. And she went on to be a Doctor, because the only way to fight what…

— Leah Bobet

“I am older than you can comprehend. I am eight.”

— S.W. Develin

“Evelyn was forty-eight years old and she had gotten lost somewhere along the wa. Things had changed so fast. While she had been raising…

— Fannie Flagg

“Growing up she had become used to allowing men the ability to curve themselves into question marks around her and hold her desperately as…

— R. YS Perez