Children Quote by R.J. Lawrence

“She seems very calm, but that bothers me all the more. I'm horrified that she might be accepting of a life that relegates her…

— P. Carey Reid

“With Thanksgiving approaching, I quietly hoped this would finally be the year I wouldn't find myself at the children's table.”

— Melissa Jensen

“That evening, getting up from the table, she had crossed the invisible boundary beyond which things start working by themselves.”

— Paolo Giordano

“She remembers reaching into her schoolbag for the letter the way you reach for a second piece of cake if it remains on the…

— Elizabeth Hay

“I was a stupid, self-assuming girl. Sitting at that table? Smug in my confidence of my ownership?”

— Alessandra Torre

“Her breasts rested on the edge of the table.”

— Lee Child

“She got that urge she used to get as a kid — like she knew there was nothing there, it was just her imagination,…

— Tim McBain

“Her eye was caught by a pile of red hair on the seat next to her. She had forgotten about the stupid little girl.…

— Caroline B. Cooney

“No children. No books. Few friends. She seemed to know what she was doing.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“It was like crawling on glass. No matter how firmly she resolved not to think such stupid things, she thought them.”

— Caroline B. Cooney

“I look back at Tori, who’s watching him looking worried and poised as if she’s about to rush over and help him at any…

— D.L. Hess

“He wanted to bend her over the dining table and ravish her. Or the desk, or one of the twenty beds, or any piece…

— Maya Rodale