Kate

“It was once a commonly-held belief that dragons were nothing more than creatures pocketed into the realm of myth and fairytale. But man also once believed the Earth to be flat, and that we sat with prim and unswerving confidence at the center of the universe. Now it is merely man himself who believes himself to be seated at the center of everything.”
― Quenby Olson, Miss Percy's Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons

“how were others to know that beneath her cloak of adept composure there existed a panicked thing, alternately crying and screaming and longing for a nap and all while craving something glazed in sugar?”
― Quenby Olson, Miss Percy's Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons

“This was a woman coming undone and yet fiercely refusing to break. This was strength in its purest form. Giants, Joy realized, truly did walk this world.”
― Sarah Chorn, A Sorrow Named Joy

“The world is on fire, and they argue about the temperature of the flames.”
― Kate Heartfield, The Embroidered Book