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Top Quotes from Top Books of All Time

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“It was lovely to see cynicism in one so young. It positively restored his faith in human nature.”

The Seduction of the Crimson Rose

Lauren Willig

“We were never supposed to be in love; for everything that exists inside a heart eventually dies.”

Profound Reverie

Laura Chouette

“I'll bet you could make a woman throw out all her toys”

Pleasure Unbound

Larissa Ione

“Seekers inevitably want to get a better handle on life; we want to figure things out. We know intuitively that the events of our lives are not always arbitrary. We feel connected, however intangibly. We know that it is in our higher self-interest to unravel the mysteries in our own lives. There must be a higher purpose and greater meaning. As we become more and more spiritually evolved, we become more determined to find wisdom and reach a deeper understanding of our lives and our paths.”

Letting Go of the Person You Used to Be: Lessons on Change, Loss, and Spiritual Transformation

Lama Surya Das

“Everyone we let into our lives has the power to hurt us. Sometimes they will, and sometimes they won't, but that's not a reflection of us, or our strength. Loving someone who hurts you doesn't make you weak.”

A Semi-Definitive List of Worst Nightmares

Krystal Sutherland

“You don’t need to be rescued or saved. You just need spaces that allow you to expand and rebuild.”

Mentalligence: A New Psychology of Thinking--Learn What It Takes to be More Agile, Mindful, and Connected in Today's World

Kristen Lee

“Books were a safe place, a world apart from my own. No matter what had happened that day, that year, there was always a story in which someone overcame their darkest hour. I wasn't alone.”

The Siren

Kiera Cass

“Her childhood had been magical, hours spent in ecstatic loneliness in the apple orchard, dreaming of foreign lands and wild adventures. Everything was new, down to bird song and grass blades. By the time she had reached adulthood, the town around her was like a grandmother who had used up all her stories and now simply rocked on the porch. The same flowers, the same streets, year after year. She longed for someone more exotic. A prince. A pirate.”

Blue Asylum

Kathy Hepinstall

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