Carole Wilkinson > Quotes

“It is because of its emptiness that the cup is useful.”
― Carole Wilkinson, Dragon Keeper

“The straight path must sometimes be crooked. ”
― Carole Wilkinson, Dragon Keeper

“You don't always need to know your destination when you set out on a journey.”
― Carole Wilkinson, Dragon Moon

“Angka dua untuk daya yang dikenal sebagai Yin dan Yang - setara dan berlawanan; mereka menyatukan alam semesta ini bersama-sama (Putri Yangxin-Garden of The Purple Dragon)”
― Carole Wilkinson

“All answers lie beyond the gate of experience.”
― Carole Wilkinson, Dragon Keeper

“abandoned and ruined. In the north east of the city, where the imperial gardens had once been, people had constructed rickety hovels from scraps of wood salvaged from the ruins. In the empty space that had once been a garden full of exotic plants, they were growing grain and vegetables. Men with sharpened sticks and clubs watched over the struggling plants day and night. There were a few goats tethered to posts, one or two pigs and some scrawny chickens pecking at the barren earth. The children were dressed in tattered rags and just as grimy as children in the rest of the city, but”
― Carole Wilkinson, Blood Brothers

“she hadn’t tired of it yet.”
― Carole Wilkinson, Garden of the Purple Dragon

“inhabitants’ lives even more miserable.”
― Carole Wilkinson, Blood Brothers