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Top Quotes from Top Books of All Time

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“Albert Einstein once said, "My passionate sense of social justice and social responsibility has always contrasted oddly with my pronounced lack of need for direct contact with other human beings and human communities". And "I love Humanity but I hate humans." The abstract concepts of social justice and humanity came easily, but the concrete experience of encountering another person was too hard.”

The Molecule of More: How a Single Chemical in Your Brain Drives Love, Sex, and Creativity—and Will Determine the Fate of the Human Race

Daniel Z. Lieberman

“Yes. I think then, as I have so many times, she is the person I have always wanted to be. I am a shape cut out of the universe, tinged with ever-dying stars- and that she is the creature to fill the gap I leave in the world.”

Sisters

Daisy Johnson

“While thoughts exist, words are alive and literature becomes an escape, not from, but into living.”

The Unquiet Grave: A Word Cycle by Palinurus

Cyril Connolly

“Words were good. But sometimes they were simply inadequate.”

My Plain Jane

Cynthia Hand

“There are many things you should care about Like sick animals, dying trees, and saving the bees. What others think of you is not one of these things.”

Mending the Mind

Courtney Peppernell

“I know life isn't always about bright colors and fireworks. Sometimes the colors aren't always clear, and our days get so hard they hurt. But settle down with me, hold my hand, let me kiss you. All I want is to know you more. Better than anyone else has before.”

Healing the Heart

Courtney Peppernell

“In each life, there come moments that feel as though they are a seashell from centuries ago caught and preserved in stone. All that is beautiful is there in full detail. And we are allowed to marvel as though time isn’t slipping away from us, as though it will always be here, in our hands. That’s how Helen felt as she cradled the newborn in her arms and looked down at his tiny sleeping face.”

The Ocean's Daughter

Corinne Beenfield

“She gently placed her palm on my wounded shoulder and the warmth of her hand did nearly as much to soothe the ache as did the ointment. If only she would continue touching me, allow us to forge something new together from the broken pieces of our past. Her willing presence in my life would be far more healing than any balm”

Until the Mountains Fall

Connilyn Cossette

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