Judith Kerr was a German-born British author and illustrator, celebrated for her children's books. Best known for "The Tiger Who Came to Tea" and the "Mog" series, Kerr's work has enchanted readers for generations. Born in 1923, she fled Nazi Germany with her family, an experience she later recounted in her semi-autobiographical trilogy starting with "When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit." Her stories blend warmth, imagination, and historical insight.
We can't always have everything we want. Life doesn't work that way.
It's better to be lucky than clever.
You can't choose what happens to you, but you can choose how you react to it.
Sometimes it's better not to think too much.
Home is where your family is.
The world is a big place, full of many different people and different ways of living.
Sometimes the most unexpected people can become your friends.
Change is a part of life, and sometimes it's for the better.
The past is important, but it's the present that matters most.
The world can be a scary place, but there is also beauty and hope in it.
It's important to hold onto your beliefs, even when things are difficult.
Love and support from the people you care about can give you strength in tough times.