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“And yet often when I was out in the park or the woods, say, with my own little girls, I'd seen something and think…

— John E. Douglas

“Every time she felt her life could not grow stranger, something happened to make her think she had been wrong.”

— Amy Sohn

“Children did this. They sensed when there was something controversial or sensitive and they pushed and pushed like tiny prosecutors.”

— Liane Moriarty

“It had been so long since she’d given herself permission to just feel without thinking, to act without discussing the consequences. And yeah, there…

— Leah Braemel

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

— Shelly Laurenston

“She took recourse to the expedient of constantly terrified children. She lied.”

— Victor Hugo

“The dominant view was that children were essentially defective adults. They were defined by the things they didn’t know and couldn’t do.”

— Alison Gopnik

“Was this how trauma worked? she wondered. Those closest to it remained dumbfounded by the fact that those who weren't present could derive meaning…

— Kevin Wilson

“She knew when she was being deceived and she couldn't imagine she'd become so confused about reality that she would lose her life or…

— Stephanie Garber

“What she called the nastiness of life was the shock she received upon learning that nobody stopped playing checkers just because the pieces included…

— Toni Morrison

“she leaped down the porch steps to her car. There was no thought. No planning. Just action. When you get a call that your…

— Susan Wiggs

“She told me, years later, that it was the lack of adult interaction that was really driving her nuts. All those hours with nursery…

— Catherine McKenzie