Children Quote by Suzanne Collins

“The snow’s red and littered with undersized body parts. Many of the children die immediately, but others lie in agony on the ground. Some…

— Suzanne Collins

“Food. Medicine. Gifts. They eagerly scoop them up, frozen fingers struggling with the strings. The hovercraft vanishes, five seconds pass, and then about twenty…

— Suzanne Collins

“If you have the courage to jump, the parachute will open.”

— Yay

“He thinks of the rotten parachute they played with as kids in Arcadia: they hurtle through life aging unimaginably fast, but each grasps a…

— Lauren Groff

“A matter, as the famous book intoned, of finding the shade of the parachute that best complemented you. But really: With no parachute at…

— Elisa Albert

“Do not argue with a spuse who is packing your parachute.”

— Anonymus Autor

“The rain pelted us, each drop a tiny bullet.”

— James Morris

“The goodwill that surrounded us was proof that the Fates were conspiring to help their enthusiastic children.”

— Patti Smith

“A brick could be attached to a parachute and tossed out of an airplane, to test if it opens up properly. Well, the good…

— Jarod Kintz

“When the person with a chokehold on your soul says, “Jump,” you pack your parachute and hope for a soft landing.”

— Jamie Wyman

“Children needed space more than overprotection. Parents who hovered were meeting their own needs, not their children’s.”

— Martha Woodroof

“It would be better maybe if we could stop loving the children and their delicate brawls, pelting across the square in tandem, deking from…

— Dennis Lee