Kale Lawrence > Quotes

“Shut up, you fool...Really. I’m running out of things to throw at you.”
― K.M. Parr, The Clairvoyance Clock

“The day we put an end to believing in hope will be the day we stop existing, for without hope, we are nothing.”
― K.M. Parr, The Clairvoyance Clock

“Don’t let anyone set restrictions on your life...You chart the course of your own future, not anyone else. Don’t let people have such a power over you. Because if you’re always racing against their standards, then what’s the point of reaching a useless finish line?”
― K.M. Parr, The Clairvoyance Clock

“If I were to give up on fighting for women's right to vote, do you think I could live with myself when lawmakers drop the issue altogether? Do you think I could tell the generation of women after me that the reason their voice isn't heard is because I gave up? No. When you fight, you fight until the end.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“We are the stars," Jonas said with an encouraging smile. "We are a menagerie of radiant beings traversing through this life.”
― Kale Lawrence

“If you do not understand the meaning in the simplest things--the stars, the moon, the sun--how will you ever understand the Great Unknown?”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“This is not over. Not yet...So, we do what we were always called to do: We move forward, one brave step at a time.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“Events in our lives are merely lessons we must face along the way. Lessons that make us stronger. Lessons that make us the unstoppable forces we were always meant to become.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“I came with you to Ireland because I could not bear the thought of my story without you in it.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“Some stars aren't meant to be followed," he said, slow and deliberate. "And if we are to dig deeper into the meaning of these signs, I truly believe we may find ourselves on a journey we're not prepared to confront.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie

“Jonas had pleaded guilty to several minor offences, but he knew those offences paled in comparison to what the Council really held over his head: his former relationship with someone he truly loved. As if love could ever be a reason for reprimand.”
― Kale Lawrence, The Magi Menagerie