Quotes from The Seven Songs of Merlin

T.A. Barron ·  304 pages

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“Every living thing is precious somehow.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


“All of us, all living things, have the potential to change.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


“The strongest bonds are of the heart.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


“The best way to protect something is to set it free.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


“For a true name holds true power.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin



“Everything is connected to everything else.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


“The heart can see things invisible to the eye.”
― T.A. Barron, quote from The Seven Songs of Merlin


About the author

T.A. Barron
Born place: in Harvard, Massachusetts, The United States
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