The Rainbow Forest Quotes

“Everyone wants to gets high, but few understand how to come down.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“Everyone wants to gets high, but few understand how to come down."

~Wallace Kamens”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“Adventure stories for middle graders should be measured through the lens of the excitement its characters and plot bring to light, as they carry readers one step beyond the farthest reaches of their imagination.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“Our lives are not measured by the battles we've fought, but how we're seen after the smoke settles.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“The primary goal of children's books should be to preserve the innocence of the minds of children.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“A child’s interest in a story can be measured by the level of curiosity that inspires them one step beyond what they already know.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“The underlying theme of each book in the Adventures of Puff series is that we each possess unique talents and gifts that benefit the group. That we are all—in a sense, Superhero’s, each wonderfully made in our own way.”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“The underlying theme of each book in the Adventures of Puff series is that we each possess unique talents and gifts that benefit the group. That we are all—in a sense, Superhero’s, each wonderfully made in our own way.”

Wallace C. Kamens”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“A child’s interest in a story can be measured by the level of curiosity that inspires them one step beyond what they already know.”

~Wallace C. Kamens”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“The primary goal of children's books should be to preserve the innocence of the minds of children."

~Wallace C. Kamens”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest

“Our lives are not measured by the battles we've fought, but how we're seen after the smoke settles.”

~Wallace C. Kamens”
― Wallace C. Kamens, The Rainbow Forest