Diary Of True Quotes

Welcome to My Quote Page. I hope this page helps other people as much as it does me. Here you can find quotes from my favorite books, movies, Tv shows... My ask box is always open for suggestions and talk . You can add me as well on my goodreads account https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/3742075-natasa  and you can follow myblog  https://poetryofreading.blogspot.com

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Books are my windows to another world, another life.

L.J. Andrews, Curse of Shadows and Thorns

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Darkness will always try to extinguish the light. The light will always try to repress the darkness.

Morgan Rhodes, Rebel Spring

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Sometimes, to regain sanity, one had to acknowledge and embrace the madness.

Morgan Rhodes, Rebel Spring

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Humans need community, for our emotional health. We need connection, a sense of belonging. We are not built to thrive in isolation.

Ann Napolitano, Dear Edward

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You must have the courage to face what happened today and to live with it in your heart and to use the memory of it to grow and be strong.

Frewin Jones, Warrior Princess

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Life is for making messes, my girl. That’s living. That’s a privilege we only get for maybe eighty years at a go. We’re given this wonderful, beautiful sandbox to play in, and what a waste it is to never try and build something from it, even if the rain sweeps it away in the end.

Maxie Dara, A Grim Reaper's Guide to Catching a Killer

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Strange, how death had a way of turning a table upside down in an instant. It swept away all the dust that covered treasures, blew the fog from one’s view, knocked away facades.

Julianne MacLean, Love According to Lily

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No one lived a life devoid of loss and pain. The important thing was that it didn’t prevent them from feeling joy.

Irina Shapiro, Murder at Traitors' Gate

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I don't wish to be filed away in a neat little category, labeled and dismissed by society as if I weren't a person full of mysterious complexities. I don't even know the full depth and breadth of what I am yet—or what I'm capable of. How can a man? How can anyone?

Mimi Matthews, The Siren of Sussex

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Wonderful things didn’t happen because one was cautious. They happened because one dared.

Mimi Matthews, The Siren of Sussex

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Now I knew why people learned to read. If you focused on the thoughts left by others, you did not have time to think your own.

Amity Thompson, Unseen Beauty: a beauty and the beast retelling

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The only way to see everything, my dear, is to see it absolutely.

Sherry Lynn Ferguson, Quiet Meg

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I think I understand for a fleeting moment why everything that’s bad and painful and sad is worth it if you love someone, because I’ll remember how he’s looking at me now forever.

Jessa Hastings, Daisy Haites

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Before the war she believed that the march toward kindness and universal human rights was inevitable, but now she understood that it was a battle to be waged home by home and street by street, including her own, not just across the seas.

Laila Ibrahim, Falling Wisteria

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So far, this trip had been a lesson in pushing forward even when nothing was going your way, of being brave.

Fiona Davis, The Stolen Queen

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The author's note at the end of the book is also very interesting, where Victoria Lamb describes her research process and clarifies which elements of the story are drawn from historical sources and which ones are purely fictional.

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To be held behind walls, however comfortable the surroundings, is a torment for someone who wants to leave. It is better than a dungeon, of course, but you are not your own master.

Barbara Erskine, Child of the Phoenix