The Parker Inheritance Quotes

“Just because you don't see the path, doesn't mean it's not there.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“I don’t care how many courses you take or how many books you read. You’ll never understand what it means to be a Negro. You’ll never face the discrimination they see every day. You’ll never struggle the way they do. Now, enough talking. Here comes Dub.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“Brandon said. “I guess I like boy books.” What does that even mean? Candice wanted to ask. Books about guns and war? Books that only contain boys?”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“His eyes widened and his mouth dropped open a little. "You like puzzle books and you haven't read The Westing Game?!' he yelled.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“It’s just … I don’t think there’s such a thing as boy books or girl books. I think there are people books.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“Just because you don’t see the path doesn’t mean it’s not there.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“That man’s gonna make us his slaves, one way or another.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance

“Maybe that doesn’t make her a failure in our eyes, but the world doesn’t always see people in the way we want.”
― Varian Johnson, The Parker Inheritance