Book Tropes Quotes & Sayings
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Don't talk to me about rules, dear. Wherever I stay I make the goddam rules. — Maria Callas
O thou, the drink of gods and angels! Wine — Robert Herrick
Parents often ask - how do I get my child interested in books and reading?
One tried and true way that my late husband and I used was paying them to read. For each book that my sons read, we paid them $1. They soon developed a love for reading and forgot all about the money. Amazing but true! — Soraya Diase Coffelt
Personal affection is a luxury you can have only after all your enemies are eliminated. Until then, everyone you love is a hostage, sapping your courage and corrupting your judgment. — Orson Scott Card
My eyes were heavy, and my awareness hung on by the thinnest of threads, but I thought I heard him mutter. "I think I will keep you. — Amy Harmon
The miracle is life, time and nature, three sacred gifts, ends with 'e'. — Lailah Gifty Akita
With self discipline, self study is possible. — Lailah Gifty Akita
Evie winked at Sam and he whispered low in her ear, making her neck tingle. Sister, together, we could be a hell of a team. — Libba Bray
An imaginative book renders us much more service at first, by stimulating us through its tropes, than afterward, when we arrive atthe precise sense of the author. I think nothing is of any value in books, excepting the transcendental and extraordinary. — Ralph Waldo Emerson
He was tall and slim and had dark hair and young women found him fascinating.
This sort of thing happens often enough, even with boys as mortal as dirt. There's always one who learned how to brood early and often, and always girls who think they can heal him.
Eventually the girls learn better. Either the hurts are petty little things and they get tired of whining or the hurt's so deep and wide that they drown in it. The smart ones heave themselves back to shore and the slower ones wake up married with a husband who lies around and suffers in their direction. It's part of a dance as old as the jackalopes themselves. — Ursula Vernon