Quote by Evelyn Glennie

I walk into a kids' store, and it's amazing, the types of instruments - little squeaky things, rattling things, spinning tops.

I walk into a kids' store, and it's amazing, the types of in

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This quote depicts the awe and fascination that the speaker experiences upon entering a kids' store. It highlights the wide variety of musical instruments available for children, ranging from small squeaky toys to rattling objects and spinning tops. The sense of amazement suggests that the speaker is captivated by the imaginative and diverse selection of toys and instruments designed to engage and entertain younger individuals.

By Evelyn Glennie

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