Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance. — Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance. — Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance. — Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance. — Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance. — Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
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Be brave, little rabbit. Take a chance.

— Cherise Sinclair, Breaking Free
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More “Brave” Quotes

If you’re not scared every day, you’re not pushing hard enough. — Richie Norton
Fear is the thing that makes the heart grow. — Charlotte Eriksson, You're Doing Just Fine
I tell myself I am brave and yet, I still fear change. I guess it’s time to face that fear. — Avina Celeste
No one conquers fear easily, Robert. It takes a brave heart to win great battles. — Peter Bunzl, Cogheart
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