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“It’s that short-lived happiness, which empowers us to bear; long-lasting pain in living.”

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“She felt good from making a lot of noise, she felt good from the hard work from walking so far in her tin can stilts, she felt good from calling a grown-up pieface and from the triumph of singing backwards from ninety-nine to one. She felt good from being out after dark with the rain on her face and the streetlights shining down on her.”

Happiness Childhood Noise Ramona Quimby Tin Can Stilts Childhood Pleasures

Book:Ramona and Her Father

Source: Ramona and Her Father

“No family is perfect. Get that idea out of your head. And nobody is perfect either. All we can do is work at it. And we do.”

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Book:Ramona and Her Father

Source: Ramona and Her Father

“Grown-ups are supposed to be perfect." Both her parents laughed. "Well, they are!" Ramona insisted, annoyed by their laughter.”

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Book:Ramona and Her Mother

Source: Ramona and Her Mother

“When Ramona made a great big noisy fuss, she usually got her own way. Great big noisy fusses were often necessary when a girl was the youngest member of the family and the youngest person on her block.”

Childhood Kindergarten Ramona Quimby

Author:Beverly Cleary

“Ramona, who did not mean to pester her mother, could not see why grown-ups had to be so slow.”

Childhood Kindergarten Ramona Quimby

Book:Ramona the Pest

Source: Ramona the Pest

“Ramona did not consider herself to be a pest. People who called her a pest did not understand that a littler person sometimes had to be a little bit noisier and a little bit stubborn in order to be noticed at all.”

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Book:Ramona the Pest

Source: Ramona the Pest

“Nobody understood what is was like to be six-years-old and the littlest in the family.”

Childhood Family Relationships Ramona Quimby

Book:Ramona the Brave

Source: Ramona the Brave

“Having a sister who tried to act like the Virgin Mary was not easy for a girl who felt as Ramona did.”

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Book:Ramona and Her Father

Source: Ramona and Her Father

“Scrimp and pinch to make ends meet, thought Ramona, liking the sound of the words.”

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Book:Ramona and Her Mother

Source: Ramona and Her Mother

“She knew her mother and father loved one another, but, sometimes when they were tired and hurried, or when they had long, serious conversations after the girls had gone to bed, she wondered and worried, because she knew other children whose parents had stopped loving each one another. Now she knew everything was all right.”

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Book:Ramona Quimby, age 8

Source: Ramona Quimby, age 8