Stork Quotes

“Come on, Stork Boy, aren't you excited?”
― Tamora Pierce, Tempests and Slaughter

“You young people. Where do you think you come from, huh?"

"I arrived by stork," Raj said seriously. "My brother and sister by magic.”
― Nalini Singh, Rebel Hard

“The Toothdancer looked like a stork or a heron, with a long hard bill and a curved, mobile neck. He wore a tattered black suit, with feathers sticking out of the holes, and his hands were very human. When he turned his head, Marra saw half a man's face below the beak, as if it were a mask, and yet his eyes were clearly a heron's, the colour of new-minted coins, and set back from the beak like a bird's.”
― T. Kingfisher, Nettle & Bone

“Storks are said to bring luck to the houses on which they roost. (They're also a fire hazard: they build nests up to six feet across and ten feet deep, returning year after year to add to them.)”
― Katherine Rundell, Vanishing Treasures: A Bestiary of Extraordinary Endangered Creatures