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-YOU DON’T FORGET THE FACE OF THE PERSON WHO WAS YOUR LAST HOPE.

-BOOKS. PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA HOW BEAUTIFUL BOOKS ARE. HOW THEY TASTE ON YOUR FINGERS. HOW BRIGHT EVERYTHING IS WHEN YOU LIGHT IT WITH WORDS.

-THE WORST PART OF HOLDING THE MEMORIES IS NOT THE PAIN. IT’S THE LONELINESS OF IT. MEMORIES NEED TO BE SHARED.
Lois Lowry

-ONCE YOU LEARN TO READ, YOU WILL BE FOREVERFREE.
Frederick Douglass

-DO WHAT YOU CAN, WITH WHAT YOU HAVE, WHERE YOU ARE.
Theodore Roosevelt

-THIS BOOK TAUGHT ME, ONCE AND FOR ALL, HOW EASILY YOU CAN ESCAPE THIS WORLD WITH THE HELP OF WORDS! YOU CAN FIND FRIENDS BETWEEN THE PAGES OF A BOOK, WONDERFUL FRIENDS.
Cornelia Funke

-WHEN SOMEONE LOVES YOU, THE WAY THEY SAY YOUR NAME IS DIFFERENT. YOU KNOW THAT YOUR NAME IS SAFE IN THEIRMOUTH.
Jess C. Scott

-DON’T THINK. THINKING IS THE ENEMY OF CREATIVITY. IT’S SELF-CONSCIOUS AND ANYTHING SELF-CONSCIOUS IS LOUSY. YOU CAN’T “TRY” TO DO THINGS. YOU SIMPLY “MUST” DO THINGS.
Ray Bradbury

-THERE’S NOTHING LIKE DEEP BREATHS AFTER LAUGHING THAT HARD. NOTHING IN THE WORLD LIKE A SORE STOMACH FOR THE RIGHT REASONS.
Stephen Chbosky
-BOOKS ARE THE PLANE, AND THE TRAIN, AND THEROAD. THEY ARE THE DESTINATION, AND THE JOURNEY. THEY ARE HOME.
Anna Quindlen

-YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, BUT IF YOU DO IT RIGHT, ONCE IS ENOUGH.
Mae West

-SHE READ BOOKS QUICKLY AND COMPULSIVELY, PAPERBACK AFTER PAPERBACK, AS IF SHE MIGHT DRIFT AWAY WITHOUT THE ANCHOR OF THE PRINTED PAGE.
Jane Hamilton

-I REQUIRE BOOKS AS I REQUIRE AIR.
Sholem Asch

-I KNOW SOME WHO ARE CONSTANTLY DRUNK ONBOOKS AS OTHER MEN ARE DRUNK ON WHISKEY.
H.L. Mencken

-HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN TO A NONREADER THAT BOOKS AREN’T JUST THINGS BUT TREASURED FRIENDS? COMPANIONS?
Laura Jensen Walker
-THE WONDERFUL THING ABOUT BOOKS IS THAT THEY ALLOW US TO ENTER IMAGINATIVELY INTO SOMEONE ELSE’S LIFE. AND WHEN WE DO THAT, WE LEARN TO SYMPATHIZE WITH OTHER PEOPLE. BUT THE REAL SURPRISE IS THAT WE ALSO LEARN TRUTHSABOUT OURSELVES, ABOUT OUR OWN LIVES, THAT SOMEHOW WE HADN’T BEEN ABLE TO SEE BEFORE.
Katherine Paterson

-ALL GOOD AND TRUE BOOK-LOVERS PRACTICE THE PLEASING AND IMPROVING AVOCATION OF READING IN BED … NO BOOK CAN BE APPRECIATED UNTIL IT HAS BEEN SLEPT WITH AND DREAMED OVER.
Eugene Field

-SHE WRITES LIKE SHE’S STARVING AND READS LIKE SHE’S FEASTING.
R.D. Larson

-AND HOW COULD ANYONECONSENT TO GIVE UP THE SMELL OF OPEN BOOKS, OLD OR NEW?
Elizabeth Kostova

-THERE IS NOTHING I WOULD NOT DO FOR THOSE WHO ARE REALLY MY FRIENDS. I HAVE NO NOTION OF LOVING PEOPLE BY HALVES, IT IS NOT MY NATURE.
Jane Austen
-THE WORLD BELONGS TO THOSE WHO READ.
Rick Holland

-ONCE YOU HAVE READ A BOOK YOU CARE ABOUT, SOME PART OF IT IS ALWAYS WITH YOU.
 Louis L’Amour

-PERHAPS ONE DID NOTWANT TO BE LOVED SO MUCH AS TO BE UNDERSTOOD.
George Orwell
-READ BOOKS. CARE ABOUT THINGS. GET EXCITED. TRY NOT TO BE TOO DOWN ON YOUSELF. ENJOY THE EVER PRESENT GAME OF KNOWING.
Hank Green
-THE BEST WAY TO FIND OUT IF YOU CAN TRUST SOMEBODY IS TO TRUST THEM.
Ernest Hemingway

-BOOKS ARE MIRRORS: YOU ONLY SEE IN THEM WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE INSIDE YOU.
Carlos Ruiz Zafón

-ONCE UPON A TIMETHERE WAS A BOY WHO LOVED A GIRL, AND HER LAUGHTER WAS A QUESTION HE WANTED TO SPEND HIS WHOLE LIFE ANSWERING.
Nicole Krauss
-THE MORE YOU TRY TO AVOID SUFFERING, THE MORE YOU SUFFER, BECAUSE SMALLER AND MORE INSIGNIFICANT THINGS BEGIN TO TORTURE YOU, IN PROPORTION TO YOUR FEAR OF BEING HURT. THE ONE WHO DOES MOST TO AVOID SUFFERING IS, IN THE END, THE ONE WHO SUFFERS MOST.
Thomas Merton

-WEDO NOT BELIEVE IN OURSELVES UNTIL SOMEONE REVEALS THAT DEEP INSIDE US SOMETHING IS VALUABLE, WORTH LISTENING TO, WORTHY OF OUR TRUST, SACRED TO OUR TOUCH. ONCE WE BELIEVE IN OURSELVES WE CAN RISK CURIOSITY, WONDER, SPONTANEOUS DELIGHT OR ANY EXPERIENCE THAT REVEALS THE HUMAN SPIRIT.
E. E. Cummings

-“I waited, so can he. I waited half my life. She had played the dutiful daughter, the blushing...