Thoughtfulness Quote by Tove Jansson

“A half-eaten chocolate bar sat wrapped on the corner of the short bookcase near the window. Maybe she had a major affinity to sweets…

— Rachel Jonas

“as he had? An abby streaked into the clearing. Then another. And another. A fourth. Fifth. No more. Please. No—A group of five joined…

— Blake Crouch

“Sweets to the sweet," he murmured,”

— Clive Barker

“Next time I come here," he said to himself, "I must either bring sweets with me to make them like me or a stick…

— Franz Kafka

“She grinned, looking for all the world like a sticky-mouthed little girl who had just convinced her gullible mother that she really did drop…

— Wendy Corsi Staub

“He remembered those tense moments on the cliff face and kept a grin off his own face with an effort. How many women, he…

— Kay Hooper

“Let's see, what've we got for the little girl to eat? Nothing, I hoped, but he brought a tin of Christmas candies, which seemed…

— Munro Alice

“As he went up he disturbed a large group of children playing on the stairs who looked at him as he stepped through their…

— Franz Kafka

“She smiled, as she rammed the tip of her knife into his left eye first, plop, then the right, plop. They popped like water…

— David Owain Hughes

“But it had been a wonderful day, the most wonderful day in her whole life. She thought about the beautiful lake, and the town…

— Laura Ingalls Wilder

“He raised a brow, and they stood there in silence for a moment, staring each other down. It’d take four steps to reach him.…

— Jennifer Blackwood

“He leaned over, brushed the sugar away from her chin and planted a quick peck on her lips. She pulled back to look at…

— Mila Rossi