Quote by Amos Oz

I find the family the most mysterious and fascinating institution in the world.

I find the family the most mysterious and fascinating instit

Summary

This quote reflects the personal perspective and admiration of the speaker towards the concept of "family." It expresses how the speaker views the family as a captivating and enigmatic institution, acknowledging that despite its ubiquity, it continues to evoke a sense of curiosity and fascination. The statement suggests that the complexities and dynamics found within families appeal to the speaker's intrigue, making it a subject worthy of admiration and further examination.

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