Famous quote by Margaret Haddix

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Theres something about each of my books that Im really proud of, and theres something about each of my books that I crin
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"There's something about each of my books that I'm really proud of, and there's something about each of my books that I cringe over"

- Margaret Haddix

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This quote by Margaret Haddix speaks with the intricacy of the innovative procedure. It acknowledges that no matter just how much effort and care is put into a work, there will always be aspects that the creator takes pride in and elements that they are not. This quote is a reminder that perfection is difficult and that it is okay to have actually blended sensations about one's own work. It is likewise a reminder to be kind to oneself and to recognize that even if there are aspects of a work that a person is not pleased with, there are still elements that a person can be proud of. This quote is a pointer that it is okay to have mixed feelings about one's own work and that it is necessary to acknowledge and commemorate the successes.

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Margaret Haddix This quote is written / told by Margaret Haddix somewhere between April 9, 1964 and today. She was a famous Author from USA. The author also have 14 other quotes.

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