Quotes About Discovery

necklace or a rock or a piece of cheese.

Don't we lose something when everything is done for us?

She lifted her head, breathing in the wild sea air. This was where she was supposed to be. This was her ocean.

I'm saying, nice to meet you, Moon. My name is Darkstalker.

something to read! At last!).

What was surprising, though, was discovering what Starflight got up to when he was bored.

Starflight had been terrified plenty of times since leaving the caves where he grew up.

Yes!" Kinkajou said. "I didn't know we did, but now I totally do!

I thought you brought me here on our first trip

Are you hunting a qilin or trekking to the North Pole?" "It's cold out there," Matthew said.

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Oh my gosh! A TREE? in the FOREST!?

THIRTY?" Tsunami shouted. "I have THIRTY BROTHERS?" "Well, thirty-two," he said. His gaze caught Moon watching, and he wrinkled his snout in an amused way.

When we're free, we'll go find a scavenger nest

Maybe the lost continent.

It'll just be Six-Claws from now on," he said. "I don't know your name." "Kindle," she said. "Let's go now, before anyone comes back.

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There's a tree," Starflight said, jumping to his feet. "In the forest.

Yes, Sunny," said Thorn, her voice falling like drops of water into the stillness between them. "It's because you're half NightWing.

scrolls. And then we'll figure out for ourselves if we're going

I will find out." Violet said. "I am excellent at thing-finding-out." "But won't you get in trouble?" Ivy asked anxiously. "My parents yell at me when I try to find things out." "Then I will yell BACK," said Daffodil. That is what I am excellent at.

They were two SandWings, swooping lower as they got closer. For an uneasy moment, Glory thought they must have seen her. But they whooshed past without even glancing down, and she realized they were aiming at something beyond and behind her.

To lead you far astray into the marshy swamp," Zoe said in a spooky voice, "where you will be lost forever.

felt like heading off the edge of the world. For most of the trip, we couldn't see any land in any direction — maybe an island in the distance,