Top 120 Kelly Barnhill Quotes (2024 Update)
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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Something for herself. Something to share. A way to belong. She learned to trade in kindness and discovered the tremendous value in small mercies and selfless giving. The more she gave, the more she seemed to have. It was the best sort of magic.”

101. “Something for herself. Something to share. A way to belong. She learned to trade in kindness and discovered the tremendous value in small mercies and selfless giving. The more she gave, the more she seemed to have. It was the best sort of magic.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “She found bits and pieces of magic in the gaps of the world and squirreled them away.”

102. “She found bits and pieces of magic in the gaps of the world and squirreled them away.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “When power belongs, not to the violent, and not to the wealthy and well-connected, but to the people, a different sort of future begins to present itself.”

103. “When power belongs, not to the violent, and not to the wealthy and well-connected, but to the people, a different sort of future begins to present itself.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “There is a limit to how much we can hold, and how much we can keep in this world. It’s not a good idea to cling to the things you can’t bear to lose. That’s how we break, you see?”

104. “There is a limit to how much we can hold, and how much we can keep in this world. It’s not a good idea to cling to the things you can’t bear to lose. That’s how we break, you see?”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “To be human is to lie, after all. Our minds tell lies to our hearts and our hearts tell lies to our souls.”

105. “To be human is to lie, after all. Our minds tell lies to our hearts and our hearts tell lies to our souls.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “But I was wrong about a lot of things when it came to her. This is not particularly unusual. I think, perhaps, none of us ever know our mothers, not really. Or at least, not until it’s too late.”

106. “But I was wrong about a lot of things when it came to her. This is not particularly unusual. I think, perhaps, none of us ever know our mothers, not really. Or at least, not until it’s too late.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Who benefits when knowledge is buried? Who gains when science succumbs to political expediency? Not I, Congressmen. And certainly not the American people, whom you are honor-bound to serve.”

107. “Who benefits when knowledge is buried? Who gains when science succumbs to political expediency? Not I, Congressmen. And certainly not the American people, whom you are honor-bound to serve.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “I had been saying these words for so long that I had never considered how quickly a comforting truism can become a limitation – or a trap.”

108. “I had been saying these words for so long that I had never considered how quickly a comforting truism can become a limitation – or a trap.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Books are funny things. The ideas and knowledge contained inside their pages have mass and velocity and gravity. They bend both space and time. They have minds of their own. There is a power in a book that surpasses even that of a dragon.”

109. “Books are funny things. The ideas and knowledge contained inside their pages have mass and velocity and gravity. They bend both space and time. They have minds of their own. There is a power in a book that surpasses even that of a dragon.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Pleasure radiated from their bodies in waves – pleasure at the simple fact of being this very person, at this very moment, living this very life.”

110. “Pleasure radiated from their bodies in waves – pleasure at the simple fact of being this very person, at this very moment, living this very life.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Who benefits, my dear, when you force yourself to not feel angry?”

111. “Who benefits, my dear, when you force yourself to not feel angry?”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “There are memories that we carry that are not our own.”

112. “There are memories that we carry that are not our own.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “So maybe the Reading Room is magic because books really are magic. I read once that books bend both space and time, and the more books you have in one place, the more space and time will bend and twist and fold over itself. I’m not sure if that’s true but it feels true. Of course, I read that in a book, and maybe the book was just bragging.”

113. “So maybe the Reading Room is magic because books really are magic. I read once that books bend both space and time, and the more books you have in one place, the more space and time will bend and twist and fold over itself. I’m not sure if that’s true but it feels true. Of course, I read that in a book, and maybe the book was just bragging.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “I have been asleep. I have been lulled by my love for Xan. I am meant to be in the world – and I have not been. Not for ages. Shame on me.”

114. “I have been asleep. I have been lulled by my love for Xan. I am meant to be in the world – and I have not been. Not for ages. Shame on me.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “They remembered that a story, in the mind of the reader, is like music. And discussing stories among other minds and other hearts feels like a symphony. They remembered how ideas make their own light, and how words have their own mass and weight and being.”

115. “They remembered that a story, in the mind of the reader, is like music. And discussing stories among other minds and other hearts feels like a symphony. They remembered how ideas make their own light, and how words have their own mass and weight and being.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “The only way we challenge poor thinking and bad ideas is through the careful examination of the facts and the publication of data.”

116. “The only way we challenge poor thinking and bad ideas is through the careful examination of the facts and the publication of data.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Gods are stupid and shortsighted. They’re like children.” She shook her head. “No. They’re worse. They’re like men – no sense of unintended consequences or follow-through.”

117. “Gods are stupid and shortsighted. They’re like children.” She shook her head. “No. They’re worse. They’re like men – no sense of unintended consequences or follow-through.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “The beautiful thing about science is we do not know what we cannot know and we will not know until we know.”

118. “The beautiful thing about science is we do not know what we cannot know and we will not know until we know.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Each lie they told fell from their lips and scattered on the ground, tinkling and glittering like broken glass.”

119. “Each lie they told fell from their lips and scattered on the ground, tinkling and glittering like broken glass.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “What is grief, but love that’s lost its object?”

120. “What is grief, but love that’s lost its object?”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “While it is true that there is a freedom in forgetting – and this country has made great use of that freedom – there is a tremendous power in remembrance. Indeed, it is memory that teaches us, and reminds us, again and again, who we truly are and who we have always been.”

121. “While it is true that there is a freedom in forgetting – and this country has made great use of that freedom – there is a tremendous power in remembrance. Indeed, it is memory that teaches us, and reminds us, again and again, who we truly are and who we have always been.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “They told her that a husband is the head of the family. If he doesn’t like her work, then what was the point of arguing? My mother uses the same logic to justify all manner of my own father’s sins. Why do women do this to themselves? What kind of sister turns her back on her own? I have never understood this.”

122. “They told her that a husband is the head of the family. If he doesn’t like her work, then what was the point of arguing? My mother uses the same logic to justify all manner of my own father’s sins. Why do women do this to themselves? What kind of sister turns her back on her own? I have never understood this.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Hope... is those first tiny buds that form at the very end of winter. How dry they look! How dead! And how cold they are in our fingers! But not for long. They grow big, then sticky, then swollen, and then the whole world is green.”

123. “Hope... is those first tiny buds that form at the very end of winter. How dry they look! How dead! And how cold they are in our fingers! But not for long. They grow big, then sticky, then swollen, and then the whole world is green.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “You’ll learn that you’re safest around the people you mistrust and dislike. Your guard is up, you see? The more you love someone, the more dangerous to you they become. The more you love someone, the more willing you are to show them your throat.”

124. “You’ll learn that you’re safest around the people you mistrust and dislike. Your guard is up, you see? The more you love someone, the more dangerous to you they become. The more you love someone, the more willing you are to show them your throat.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Luck y duck. She rolled her beady little bird eye.”

125. “Luck y duck. She rolled her beady little bird eye.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “Just because people won’t talk about something, it doesn’t mean that it’s any less true or important.”

126. “Just because people won’t talk about something, it doesn’t mean that it’s any less true or important.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “We take care of one another, Cass thought. We look out for one another. We belong to the Orphan House, and we belong to each other, and that will never change.”

127. “We take care of one another, Cass thought. We look out for one another. We belong to the Orphan House, and we belong to each other, and that will never change.”

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Kelly Barnhill Quote: “It’s remarkable how quickly a person can get used to an impossible situation. How terror and panic can start to feel familiar, even ordinary.”

128. “It’s remarkable how quickly a person can get used to an impossible situation. How terror and panic can start to feel familiar, even ordinary.”

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