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Top Quotes from Top Books of All Time

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“There is a big difference between not being able to live without someone and loving them.”

After We Fell

Anna Todd

“Miracles do not belong to religions. Miracles belong to the desperate, which is why every religion, every philosophy, and most importantly, every fairy tale always has a moment of salvation, a eureka, an enlightenment. We are all chasing and chasing tails, running and running in circles, until a wolf or the witch or the stepmother jumps out and trips us, and we fall flat, splat, and we lie bare and bleeding and breathless and finally, finally look and see whatever it is---salvation or eureka or enlightenment or a hunter or prince or a glass slipper---in front of us. And that's what miracles are. Not solutions, but catalysts. Not answers, but chances.”

This Is Where the World Ends

Amy Zhang

“As more and more artificial intelligence is entering into the world, more and more emotional intelligence must enter into leadership.”

Mindfulness Meditation for Corporate Leadership and Management

Amit Ray

“I am strong against everything, except against the death of those I love. He who dies gains; he who sees others die loses.”

The Man in the Iron Mask

Alexandre Dumas

“But don't we often lie to people we love, or not tell them things, precisely because we love them?”

Friends, Lovers, Chocolate

Alexander McCall Smith

“New Year - a new chapter, new verse, or just the same old story ? Ultimately we write it. The choice is ours.”

Impromptu Scribe

Alex Morritt

“Old friends sometimes need no words to understand each other.”

The Sandman and the War of Dreams

William Joyce

“I know you, I know you. You're the only serious person in the room, aren't you, the only one who understands, and you can prove it by the fact that you've never finished a single thing in your life. You're the only well-educated person, because you never went to college, and you resent education, you resent social ease, you resent good manners, you resent success, you resent any kind of success, you resent God, you resent Christ, you resent thousand-dollar bills, you resent Christmas, by God, you resent happiness, you resent happiness itself, because none of that's real. What is real, then? Nothing's real to you that isn't part of your own past, real life, a swamp of failures, of social, sexual, financial, personal...spiritual failure. Real life. You poor bastard. You don't know what real life is, you've never been near it. All you have is a thousand intellectualized ideas about life. But life? Have you ever measured yourself against anything but your own lousy past? Have you ever faced anything outside yourself? Life! You poor bastard.”

The Recognitions

William Gaddis

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