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“I don't want to grow up, but I know that one day I might have to.”

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“I don't want to grow up, but I know that one day I might have to. There is this inevitability of needing to take care of your family. There is this inevitability of needing to take care of yourself.”

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Author:Trevor Carss

“Children began by loving their parents; as they grew older, they either became them or abandoned them. Sometimes, they forgave them.”

Children Family Growing Up Forgiveness Parents

Book:The Light that Binds Us

Source: The Light that Binds Us

“No, she felt homesick, not for a place, but for a time. Maybe it wasn't homesickness at all. Maybe it was timesickness. She just missed those days when she was younger - seven, six, five, four years old - when she didn't know so much about the world. She missed, most of all, her mother.”

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Book:The Girl Who Saved Christmas

Source: The Girl Who Saved Christmas

“I don’t want Summer to be the girl who might have been. I don’t care if that makes things difficult. I don’t care if Rachel will kill me for it. I’m not going to miss this chance. I’m going to do whatever I have to do to be with her. ", Drew Donovan in Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”

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Author:Kailin Gow

“What can I say?” he says when I ask him back at the beach house about it. “I just know how to get along with kids.” Rachel, who’s sitting at the kitchen table, snorts. “Mostly because you never grew up.”, Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”

Growing Up Young Adult Contemporary Romance Coming Of Age Teen Social Issues Kailin Gow Loving Summer Drew Donovan

Book:Loving Summer

Source: Loving Summer

“Oh, Summer, I’m sorry. It’s just that he’s so totally hot, and… not as hot as Ryan, obviously.” “Obviously,” I say, trying to keep a straight face.", Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”

Growing Up Crush Contemporary Romance Coming Of Age Social Issues Kailin Gow Reverse Harem Loving Summer Teen Idol

Book:Loving Summer

Source: Loving Summer

“She’s done so much to care for others, whether it’s inviting inner city kids into her school to keep them out of trouble and away from gangs, or taking me and the others in every summer, or just doing so much to help her students with their dreams.", Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”

Love Growing Up Summer Young Adult Coming Of Age Social Issues Good Person Kailin Gow Loving Summer Aunt Sookie

Book:Loving Summer

Source: Loving Summer

“He looks shocked, and worse. He looks like he’s on the brink of breaking down completely.", Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”

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Book:Loving Summer

Source: Loving Summer

“my mother the sparrow my mother the nest my mother the branches my mother the leaves my mother the tree who cut and whittled herself to build me a boat offering safe passage my eyes watch our slow sailing reflection in the water in its stillness, it's almost impossible to tell if the tiny yellow lights scattered across its surface are mirrored stars or crocodile eyes”

Life Growing Up Mothers Love

Book:Depression & Other Magic Tricks

Source: Depression & Other Magic Tricks

“Adults were scared of different things: their jobs, their mortgages, whether they hung out with the "right people," whether they would die unloved. These were pallid compared to the fears of a child-leering clowns under the bed and slimy monsters capering beyond the basement's light and faceless sucking horrors from beyond the stars. There's no 12-step or self-help group for dealing with those fears. Or maybe there is: you just grow up. And when you do, you surrender the nimbleness of mind required to believe in such things-but also to cope with them. And so when adults find themselves in a situation where that nimbleness is needed... well, they can't summon it. So they fall to pieces: go insane, panic, suffer heart attacks and aneurysms brought on by fright. Why? They simply don't believe it could be happening. That's what's different about kid: they believe everything can happen, and fully expect it to.”

Fear Growing Up

Book:The Troop

Source: The Troop