Nobody steals books but your friends.

Roger Zelazny
Nobody steals books but your friends.
Nobody steals books but your friends.
Nobody steals books but your friends.
Nobody steals books but your friends.
About This Quote

A popular saying that you will find in many children’s books. It is typically said to emphasize caring for one another and the fact that friends would never steal from their friends. This saying is often used as a way to help children understand how much they should value the things that were given to them as gifts by those closest to them.

Source: The Guns Of Avalon

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