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“Younger men had to make everything mean something, had to turn every choice and preference into a referendum on their personality.”
― Emma Cline, The Guest

“Teens are often the greatest entrepreneurs.”
― Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr, CEO of Mayflower-Plymouth

“How many likes until you love yourself?”
― Alyesha Chauhan, Broken Image

“It's cool because business has no minimum age. If you're 13 years old and you have a great business idea, you don't have to wait until you reach a certain age or until you graduate high school or anything like that. You can be in business right now and be successful at it. Growth takes time, but it's never too early to get started.”
― Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr, CEO of Mayflower-Plymouth

“He wanted to know what the current trends were. What were people reading? What did I think about the decline in reading overall?
I told him that the books aimed at children and teens that were selling were the ones the Ministry of Education had promoted as 鈥榣ibrary recommendations鈥�, and that the decline in reading among children was largely the fault of their parents.
鈥楶arents these days don鈥檛 read books themselves, but they feel they should make their children read. Since they aren鈥檛 readers, they have no idea what to give their children. That鈥檚 why they cling to the recommendations from the Ministry of Education. Those books are all insufferably boring and, as a result, the kids learn to hate books; it鈥檚 a vicious circle, with no end in sight.”
― Keigo Higashino, Malice

“Tress nods, unsurprised. Her life has taken so many turns for the worse I guess at some point you just don't expect the road signs to offer you anything better.”
― Mindy McGinnis, The Last Laugh

“Kevin's parents had bumped me from my upstairs room, The place where last weak i had read Death In Venice and luxuriated in the tale of a dignified grown-up who died for the love of an indifferent boy my age. That was the sort of power i wanted over a man. And i awakened to the idea that a great world existed in which things happened and people changed, took risks-more, took notice: a world so sensitive, like a grand piano, that even a step or a word could awaken vibrations in its taught strings.”
― Edmund White, A Boy鈥檚 Own Story

“Cian: Where the fuck?

Gabriel: Family centre, somewhere around the top floor if the view is anything to go by.
Gabriel: The why is less obvious.

Elijah: Seriously? It鈥檚 clearly a photoshoot. Her father is an Icon with a penchant for aggressive media campaigns. He will see her partly bonded status as an opportunity.

Gabriel: I said it was less obvious, not that it wasn鈥檛 still obvious.

Moses: Stop comparing brain size.

Kilian: Yeah, stop waving your big 鈥� brains around.”
― Jane Washington, Tourner

“Despite what some adults seem to think, teenagers are fully human. And some of them read as intensely and keenly as if their life depends on it. Sometimes maybe it does.”
― Ursula K. Le Guin, A Wizard of Earthsea

“So many teens have lost the ability to tolerate distress and uncertainty, and a big reason for that is the way we parent them.
-Kevin Ashworth”
― Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan Haidt, The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting up a Generation for Failure

“I don't know if that's love, to need the sensations produced by the body more than the body itself. Not the kiss, but the taste of celery that came after. Not his hands, but the sound of his hands making art. Not the fact that he was here only for this summer, but the fact that I might find reminders of him in surprising places for the rest of my life.”
― Kevin Wilson, Now Is Not the Time to Panic: A Novel

“Saffy had never been an easy child. Defiant and headstrong, she was born with a will already forged in iron. Nonetheless, I鈥檇 always expected that having a teenager would be a turning point, the part of parenthood where everything got better. Throughout those early years of nappies, teething, tantrums and night terrors I鈥檇 consoled myself by imagining a time when my girls were old enough to be self-sufficient. Maybe then I wouldn鈥檛 be pulled in three different directions, always spinning plates. But Saffy鈥檚 defiance had grown into disrespect and contempt. I felt as though I needed an emotional suit of armour to protect myself from her spiteful comments. She resented every thought, cell, breath, and ounce of me.”
― C J Cooke

“These kids are growing up faster than we did, have been exposed to more, and are not as naive as we once were. You can see it; this generation is different, and they're tired of the bullshit. The things that tear apart the adults- race, sexual orientation, religion, identity- don't seen to bother them as much, if at all. They're focused on big-picture things, like making sure the Earth doesn't kick us off it.”
― Michael K. Williams, Scenes from My Life: A Memoir

“She stuffed her white load into the machine first and opened the package of laundry pods she'd purchased at Walmart.... She removed a pod and inspected the interesting, squishy thing. Last year, some crazy teens had dominated the news after eating pods on a dare. In no way did it look edible. Good old common sense disappeared a bit more with each generation.”
― Talya Tate Boerner, Bernice Runs Away

“Funny how little things seem to weigh a ton when you carry them long enough.”
― Candice Jarrett, Mortal Tether

“I was drawn to him. My body sung in his presence, a hymn so low it was only audible to the two of us.”
― Nicole Sobon, Time After Time

“That's how families were. They looked beautiful and put together at a distance, but upon closer inspection, even beauty had its flaws, and family was never perfect.”
― Sharmin Akter, Mission Rider

“Nobody has a nose for hypocrisy quite like a teen.”
― Annika Martin, Most Eligible Billionaire

“Everybody hates something,鈥� I retort. 鈥淚 don鈥檛 like lima beans鈥攁m I the Grinch too?鈥�

鈥淚t鈥檚 not just what you hate; it鈥檚 why you hate it,鈥� Mateo replies seriously. 鈥淚ndiana Jones hates snakes because he鈥檚 afraid of them. Superman hates kryptonite because it鈥檚 his weakness. The Wicked Witch of the West hates water because it makes her melt. But Mr. Kermit and the Grinch are both haters for the same reason鈥攏oise.”
― Gordon Korman, The Unteachables

“He talks to me about cars, to Barnstorm about sports, and to Mateo about Game of Thrones. He talks to Elaine鈥擨 guess car dealers don鈥檛 worry about being head-butted down stairs or tossed into garbage dumpsters. He talks to Kiana about practically everything. He asks Rahim鈥檚 opinion on the art for new ads for Terranova Motors, and Rahim never so much as yawns when he鈥檚 around.”
― Gordon Korman, The Unteachables

“Cheers,鈥� he muttered, knocking his cup against hers. 鈥淭his Valentine鈥檚 Day punch is awful. Who the fuck made it?鈥�

鈥淢oses did.鈥� Reed sighed. 鈥淚 think he was trying to poison us.鈥�

鈥淗is mission was successful.鈥� Ashford frowned into his cup. 鈥淲here are our problem children anyway?”
― Jane Washington, Plier

“Theodore, Reed, Spade, Ashford, and Niko were standing at the other side of the lake, already half naked. Kilian jogged up to join them, pulling his shirt over his head.
This time next week, the Ironside fans were going to have an aneurism.”
― Jane Washington, Plier

“spring is the season of life, starting fresh, whatever.”
― shreya sophie k., poetic insomnia

“They all perished. tragic deaths. sad parents. lawsuits.' Monica's words were met with stunned silence. ignoring the horrified looks on the student's faces, she shouted, 'Joking! We discovered that teens stand out far more than they blend in. they complain a lot, court high drama, and of course, there's their attitude.”
― Lisa Yee, A Royal Conundrum

“Teens don't read for beauty, but to practice the art of disappearance.”
― Billy-Ray Belcourt, A History of My Brief Body

“Patri wondered if she wasn't herself (and this was the secret of all her thought) a woman in disguise, brilliantly disguised.. as a woman.”
― C茅sar Aira, Ghosts

“So many gone and never found and no one ever charged. [鈥 The girls outnumbered the boys fifty to one. They varied in appearance but were one and the same. Young. Mostly too young to realize they were birthmarked with targets that only boldened with time, invisible to begin with, taking shape though formative years and burning red hot through puberty and into their teens.”
― Chris Whitaker

“Gen Z became the first generation in history to go through puberty with a portal in their pockets that called them away from the people nearby and into an alternative universe that was exciting, addictive, unstable, and- as I will show-unsuitable for children and adolescents. Succeeding socially in that universe required them to devote a large part of their consciousness-perpetually-to managing what became their online brand. This was now necessary to gain acceptance from peers, which is the oxygen of adolescence, and to avoid online shaming, which is the nightmare of adolescence. Gen Z teens got sucked into spending many hours of each day scrolling through the shiny happy posts of friends, acquaintances, and distant influencers.”
― Jonathan Haidt, The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Caused an Epidemic of Mental Illness

“Dante. I really liked him. I really, really liked him.”
― Benjamin Alire S谩enz, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

“A foresight of the unpublished new voice in Canadian literature (2025) that leads teens (and anyone) from illusion to understanding self in relationships.

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― eva kaln