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Top Quotes from Top Books of All Time

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“You're my heart, Magnus Bane. Stay unbroken, for me.”

The Lost Book of the White

Cassandra Clare

“Everyone's relationships are weird if you look closely enough at them. I have a theory that if your relationship with someone isn't weird, you don't know them well enough yet.”

Seatmate

Cara Bastone

“I don't exist to teach her a lesson, and it irks me that she thinks labelling me is okay now. Like, by liking guys, I automatically take on that role in her life. That I'm suddenly a supporting character in her story rather than the hero of my own.”

The Love Interest

Cale Dietrich

“Whatever you do, He will make good of it. But not the good He had prepared for you if you had obeyed him.”

Perelandra

C.S. Lewis

“She thought soon all the land would sound like nothing, and no one would know it had once made sounds, that small civilizations had thrived in the grass. It would never register with life again. And what was coming? Concrete. Glassed fronts and sale signs and cash registers. And with it all, people in a torrential surge, carnivorous men and women looking to smear their skin with colors and creams, to bleach their hair, to shave their hides, to cinch themselves breathless in order to think themselves beautiful.”

The Sport of Kings

C.E. Morgan

“First with the head, then with the heart.”

The Power of One

Bryce Courtenay

“Christians need a new filling of the Holy Spirit to love those who disagree with them. And the greatest expression of love is to share with them the most precious thing a Christian has, which is the good news of the salvation of Jesus Christ.”

Secret Believers: What Happens When Muslims Believe in Christ

Brother Andrew

“What if not just women, but both men and women, worked smart, more flexible schedules? What if the workplace itself was more fluid than the rigid and narrow ladder to success of the ideal worker? And what if both men and women became responsible for raising children and managing the home, sharing work, love, and play? Could everyone then live whole lives?”

Overwhelmed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time

Brigid Schulte

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