Judy Hall

“With the right books, we can change everything.”
― Rachel Caine, Paper and Fire

“But it's awful if people won't change," Robin said.
"Time changes things," Mother assured her. "The people who won't change have sons and daughters growing up, and the sons and daughters have children of their own. Although you can't talk to the old people with much success, the younger ones belong to a new world and sometimes they will listen, and their sons and daughters will listen. So old prejudices will die and there is change and growth. You young people are the ones who will make this move faster.”
― Phyllis A. Whitney, Secret of the Emerald Star

“One of the things I like about big cities is the way people of different races and religions get to know one another. There's so much we all need to learn. If we only talk to our own kind of people , how can we learn enough in time to learn to live safely in the sort of world we have today?”
― Phyllis A. Whitney, Secret of the Emerald Star

“Not for me, I’d always assumed they were dirty,” Professor Pendleton said. “But that comes part and parcel with working in Subtlety. You don’t see that much work in the shadows and assume there aren’t a few things done in true darkness.”
― Drew Hayes