Inspirational Sibling Quotes & Sayings

[E]verything contributes to spreading confusion. — Albert Camus

He can't parade back into my life and expect me to throw confetti at his feet. — Lauren Oliver

Some trees love an ax, a drunk old-timer mumbled one night at the Tap, back when she still went there, and something in what he said rang true, but when she later remembered what he'd said, she disagreed and though instead that the tree gets used to the ax, which has nothing to do with love. It settles into being chipped away at, bit by bit, blade by blade, until it doesn't feel anything anymore, and then, because nothing else can happen, what's left crumbles to dust. — Bill Clegg

I am Switzerland. I refuse to be affected by territorial disputes between mythical creatures. — Stephenie Meyer

You cannot decide how many children your parents will give birth to, but you can identify the sibling(s) (if any) with whom you can have a healthy relationship. — Widad Akreyi

The only pressure I feel is to write good books. And to not replicate the previous book. Whether you have a thousand readers or a million readers it doesn't change the pressure. I never feel tempted to give the reader what I think the reader wants. — Jo Nesbo

You can't please everybody. I give up. I'm not trying to. I don't care. Leave me alone with that. — Estelle

Unknowing ignorance is preferred to informed stupidity. — Brandon Sanderson

Try to feel and give only love and compassion to every one; you will be happy. Don't judge or hate anything. You will be unhappy. — Jason Becker

And so I fell devoutly asleep and slept a long time, because young people seem to need sleep more than the old, who have already slept so much and are preparing to sleep for all eternity. — Umberto Eco

Pinkie means excited or happy, thumb means thinking or worried. I'm surprised I know
the meaning of these gestures. How closely have I been paying attention to him? — Stephanie Perkins

The basically simple things are best, whether it's automobiles or diets or philosophy. — Henry Ford

How poor you are, September. You make my heart groan. I know about Homesickness. It begins with H. What will you do? — Catherynne M Valente