It's The Choosing That's Important, Isn't It?

"i Liked The Feeling Of Love," [jonas] Confessed. He Glanced Nervously At The Speaker On The Wall, Reassuring Himself That No One Was Listening. "i Wish We Still Had That," He Whispered. "of Course," He Added Quickly, "i Do Understand That It Wouldn't Work Very Well. And That It's Much Better To Be Organized The Way We Are Now. I Can See That It Was A Dangerous Way To Live." [...] "still," He Said Slowly, Almost To Himself, "i Did Like The Light They Made. And The Warmth."

Kids Deserve The Right To Think That They Can Change The World.

He Wept Because He Was Afraid Now That He Could Not Save Gabriel. He No Longer Cared About Himself

Think Only On The Climb. Think On What You Control

So Many Of My Books, I Don't Want To Say They Have Messages, But They Have Important Things To Say.