Wallyshop Quotes & Sayings

Allan had never imagined it would be easy to cross the Himalayas. But later he had realised just how lucky he had been to bump into those kind Iranian communists. It — Jonas Jonasson

As a writer no one's gonna tell me how to write, I'm gonna write the way I wanna write! — Jacqueline Susann

There was in Italy a hidden demand for a boring government which would try to tell the truth in non-political jargon. — Mario Monti

Why did people think they could be alone? Everyone you loved or hated or touched or who made you tremble or bruised you - they were always there, ready to enter and take over the room. It didn't matter at all if you opened the door or not. They came rushing in. They knew the way, knew how to make themselves at home. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

When you're a child, what you see and hear and comprehend can be sorted into little boxes. Then, as you live and learn, all those boxes open up and become rooms. The more you experience, the bigger those rooms get. If you're lucky enough, there are some people you will love, and who will love you, long enough to see their boxes grow into vast spaces. You'll understand things that had no meaning. You'll find dark corners that only light up for the briefest moments. But when you keep getting lost, you just end up with a pile of boxes. — Vikki Wakefield

Students coming from father-present families score higher in math and science even when they come from weaker schools. — Warren Farrell

Trees are swayed by winds, men by words. — Joan Aiken

I must freeze my heart to the one person who insists on setting it ablaze. — Victoria Aveyard

It's all in Plato, all in Plato: bless me, what do they teach them at those schools! — Digory Kirke

Yoga is not an ancient myth buried in oblivion. It is the most valuable inheritance of the present. It is the essential need of today and the culture of tomorrow — Satyananda Saraswati

The thing is, you can't always have the best of everything. Because for a life to be real, you need it all: good and bad, beach and concrete, the familiar and the unknown, big talkers and small towns. — Sarah Dessen