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Quotes About Curiosity

What's the matter princess? Do you know the end of your story?
~ Cornelia Funke
Secrets. They add to the darkness of the world but they also make you want to find out more...
~ Cornelia Funke
What's so unusual about that, princess?" he asked quietly. "Do you know how your story ends?
~ Cornelia Funke
Well what does it matter,' he muttered when he was out in the corridor. 'Who wants to know the end of a story in advance?
~ Cornelia Funke
Meggie thought this first whisper sounded a little different from one book to another, depending on weather or not she already knew the story it was going to tell her.
~ Cornelia Funke
If I was a book, I would like to be a library book, so I would be taken home by all different sorts of kids.
~ Cornelia Funke
Bad news? Oh, festering fungus! What sort of bad news?
~ Cornelia Funke
Sometimes a crow lands on the roof of the house. It sits there for hours and watches the girl. The woman doesn't chase the bird away.
~ Cornelia Funke
Sometimes we think we know people at first sight," he said. "As though we'd met them a hundred times before, in another life, in another world. And then we realize that we know nothing. How did they look as children? What dreams startle them from their sleep?
~ Cornelia Funke
I think we should sometimes read stories where everything's different from our world, don't you agree? There's nothing's like it for teaching us to wonder why trees are green and not red, and why we have five fingers rather than six." Of
~ Cornelia Funke
He bent down and lifted Sophie from his pocket… . She was still in her nightie and her feet were bare. She shivered and stared around her at the swirling mists and ghostly vapors. "Where are we?" she asked. "We is in Dream Country," the BFG said. "This is where all dreams is beginning." Roald Dahl, The BFG
~ Cornelia Funke
Perhaps the story now goes on beyond the book.
~ Cornelia Funke
Denkst du nicht auch, dass man von Zeit zu Zeit Geschichten lesen sollte, in denen alles etwas anders ist als in unserer Welt? Nichts lehrt einen besser zu fragen, warum die Bäume grün und nicht rot sind und warum man nur fünf und nicht sechs Finger hat.
~ Cornelia Funke
Ciò che un libro avrebbe potuto raccontarle non l'aveva mai intimorita. Anzi, di solito non vedeva l'ora di lasciarsi trasportare in un mondo nuovo, inesplorato, e la sua curiosità era tale che si metteva a leggere nei momenti meno opportuni.
~ Cornelia Funke
Voglio dire che io fiuto le belle storie a chilometri di distanza. Quindi non tenti di nascondermene una. Sputi fuori, forza, e in cambio si guadagna una fetta di questo fantastico dolce con i buchi - soggiunse in tono scherzoso.
~ Cornelia Funke
widened greedily, Meggie concluded they could only be discussing a book
~ Cornelia Funke
Glaub es oder glaub es nicht!«, sagte sie. »In einem der letzten Bücher, die ich gekauft habe, einer wunderschönen Erstausgabe aus dem neunzehnten Jahrhundert, habe ich doch tatsächlich eine eingetrocknete Salamischeibe als Lesezeichen gefunden.
~ Cornelia Funke
Read - and be curious. And if somebody says to you: Things are this way. You can´t change it. - don´t believe a word.
~ Cornelia Funke
Elinor Loredan: But I just adore everything Persian. Meggie Folchart: You've been to Persia, then? Elinor: Yes, a hundred times. Along with St. Petersburg, Paris, Middle-Earth, distant planets and Shangri-la. And I never had to leave this room. Books are adventure. They contain murder and mayhem and passion. They love anyone who opens them.
~ Cornelia Funke
So many questions. Humans asked them about everything, but they usually weren't half as good at finding the answers.
~ Cornelia Funke
She looked inquiringly at Meggie. "Do you like Alice in Wonderland?" "Not particularly," said Meggie, staring at the map. Elinor shook her head at such childish folly and turned back to Dustfinger.
~ Cornelia Funke
Meggie fand, dass dieses erste Flüstern bei jedem Buch etwas anders klang, je nachdem, ob sie schon wusste, was es ihr erzählen würde, oder nicht.
~ Cornelia Funke
Os livros poderiam ensiná-la tanto sobre este mundo e outros lugares distantes, sobre animais e plantas, sobre estrelas! Podiam ser janelas e portas, asas de papel par ajudá-la a voar para bem longe.
~ Cornelia Funke
Os livros poderiam ensiná-la tanto sobre este mundo e outros lugares distantes, sobre animais e plantas, sobre estrelas! Podiam ser janelas e portas, asas de papel para ajudá-la a voar para bem longe.
~ Cornelia Funke