Author of quotes: James Barry

The whole world is made of faith, trust and the pollen of fairies.

I heard mom and dad talked about what will I be when I grow up and become an adult man. And I do not want to become a grown man. I want always to be little and play.

All keenly looking forward, and no one understands that the danger can sneak up from behind.

... Courage he was simply horrified.
- What do you want, ' he said casually to John, adventure or tea?

- Why do you not fly now, mother?
Because I grew up, honey. Adults can not fly.
Why?
Because flying may be the only one, who is gay, artless and heartless. And adults are not the same.

Oh, children, children! So great is their faith in mother's love, that it seemed to them that they can afford to be a little more heartless!

To die is too big and interesting adventure.

The battle would not be fair, because Pete had that advantage. And he held out his hand to the pirate to help him get taller. And then Hook bit him in the arm. Not the pain of the sting and injustice of a completely disarmed Peter.
He stood and looked at Hook, unable to raise his hand where the knife was. Every child reacts the same way when he first time meets with injustice. And no one is ever able to then this first injustice to forget.

You just think about something good, your mind will make you light and you take off.

He became such a person, sure he got on the exam and he got the ticket about irregular verbs, and he wanted to ask about Trafalgar battle.

But he said, "interest grows" or "stocks are down" - so that everyone would have admired him.

And then there was my mother in the nature of something... well, just amazing, almost magical. I'll try to explain. You know, there are boxes. Open one, then another, and another - the third. And always, there is still one box in reserve, what you may uncover.

... one girl is more use than twenty boys.

The children now know so much that very early stop believing in fairies...