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Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Kit Reed: My novel is about the history of the

My novel is about the history of the world, told from the point of view of a column of stone.
(from "Wherein We Enter the Museum") — Kit Reed

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Neville Marriner: I would like new people with new ideas

I would like new people with new ideas to come into it and change it. — Neville Marriner

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Glenn Close: I'm an actor, that's my contribution.

I'm an actor, that's my contribution. — Glenn Close

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Michael Stipe: Everybody hurts sometimes Everybody cries

Everybody hurts sometimes Everybody cries — Michael Stipe

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By William P. Young: The enemy of a writer is not controversy

The enemy of a writer is not controversy but obscurity. — William P. Young

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Eleanor Roosevelt: Think as little as possible about yourself and

Think as little as possible about yourself and as much as possible about other people. — Eleanor Roosevelt

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Molly Ringwald: For Peter, being with Greta was like being

For Peter, being with Greta was like being wrapped in a warm towel after emerging cold and shivering from the ocean. — Molly Ringwald

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Brian Tracy: Refuse to let the fear of rejection hold

Refuse to let the fear of rejection hold you back. Remember, rejection is never personal. — Brian Tracy

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Suzanne Collins: When I make a pretty good hook (

When I make a pretty good hook ( ... ) she gives me a toothless smile and an unintelligeble comment I think might be praise. — Suzanne Collins

Mags Hunger Games Quotes By Gary F. Marcus: What Jacob and Monod had discovered, in essence,

What Jacob and Monod had discovered, in essence, was that each gene acts like a single line in a computer program. — Gary F. Marcus