The Science of Breakable Things Quotes

“A scientist never apologizes for asking questions. Questions keep us alive.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“You can’t always protect breakable things. Hearts and eggs will break but you keep going anyway, because science is asking questions and living is not being afraid of the answer.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“Science is asking questions. And living is not being afraid of the answer”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“It's always so awkward when adults comment on your age. They look at you and say You're still so young or You're getting so old, and you want to shake your head and say I'm not young or old. I'm just me.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“I've been thinking more about perennial plants. About how sometimes life needs to go underground, bury itself deep to survive, and how maybe that's not a bad thing. It's just necessary. And that's okay." -Natalie”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“Natalie, you aren't the captain because you do everything right and stay out of trouble. You're the captain because you bring us all together" -Twig”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“Holidays, apparently, don’t make people happy. They just remind us of what we’re missing every other day of the year.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“As it turns out, you can't always protect breakable things. Hearts and eggs will break, and everything changes, but you keep going anyway" -Natalie”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“It's always so awkward when adults comment on your age. They look at you and say You're still so young or You're getting so old, and you want to shake your head and say I'm not young or old. I'm just me.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“Dari said as one of the twigs snapped.”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things

“Do you think Isaac Newton would be proud or alarmed that his famous laws have been turned into a hashtag?" -Natalie”
― Tae Keller, The Science of Breakable Things