Thinking Quotes by Rebecca Stead

Rebecca Stead

Einstein says common sense is just habit of thought. It’s how we’re used to thinking about things, but a lot of the time it just gets in the way.

Common Sense

Thinking

Way

Rebecca Stead

I don’t know whether I could visit a new neighborhood now and have a kid’s set of observations about a place. I no longer can really think like a child, though I can remember thinking like one.

Children

Remember

Thinking

Rebecca Stead

I love a book that makes me ask questions about what I think or how I see the world or how I feel, so I hope that ‘Goodbye, Stranger’ is that kind of book for some people.

Book

People

Thinking

Rebecca Stead

I never write with any kind of message, and I don’t think that this book, ‘Goodbye, Stranger’ has a message in the capital M form of the word but I do hope it makes people ask themselves questions about what they think.

Book

Thinking

Writing

Rebecca Stead

I think if you can take something out and it doesn’t change the book, it doesn’t need to be there.

Book

Thinking

Rebecca Stead

I think the idea that in a riddle there are two answers or two doors and that you have to pick the right one is almost sort of delightful to kids who are making so many choices every day and who often don’t know for a while if they’ve made the right one. It’s not as if you make a choice and then ding you have some sense of “oh, this is perfect and I’m happy” – it’s never that simple.

Kids

Simple

Thinking

Rebecca Stead

The truth is that I think that most people, and most people in this book, ‘Goodbye, Stranger’, are really doing their best but they’re stumbling all over the place and they’re hurting each other deliberately and by accident.

Book

Hurt

Thinking

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Thinking Quotes by Rebecca Stead

Einstein says common sense is just habit of thought. It’s how we’re used to thinking about things, but a lot of the time it just gets in the way.

I don’t know whether I could visit a new neighborhood now and have a kid’s set of observations about a place. I no longer can really think like a child, though I can remember thinking like one.

I love a book that makes me ask questions about what I think or how I see the world or how I feel, so I hope that ‘Goodbye, Stranger’ is that kind of book for some people.

I never write with any kind of message, and I don’t think that this book, ‘Goodbye, Stranger’ has a message in the capital M form of the word but I do hope it makes people ask themselves questions about what they think.

I think if you can take something out and it doesn’t change the book, it doesn’t need to be there.

The truth is that I think that most people, and most people in this book, ‘Goodbye, Stranger’, are really doing their best but they’re stumbling all over the place and they’re hurting each other deliberately and by accident.

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