"Rite of Passage" Quotes
A young girl navigates the challenges of a space academy and the complexities of adulthood in a coming-of-age science fiction novel.
science fiction | 254 pages | Published in 1968
Quotes
You've got to learn to do what you have to do.
We grow by doing, not by thinking about doing.
The mind is like a muscle. It can be developed and used, or it can atrophy and be wasted.
The only thing we have to fear is ourselves.
People who don't want to be part of a community are dangerous.
The greatest strength is the ability not to use strength.
Learning is not always a matter of hearing the truth, but of unlearning error.
One cannot live one’s life in a state of perpetual fear or anxiety.
The most important thing is what you do in the world, not what the world does to you.
I would rather be wrong alone than right with the crowd.
