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Today’s quote is one of my all-time favorite quotes. Not only does it have such beautiful imagery, but I also really relate to it as I often feel like I have so many thoughts, but I’m not able to get them together to form a coherent idea or to convey to someone else, or even myself, exactly what I am thinking. This is apparently a normal trait for an INFJ (aka me), but perhaps many people also feel the same.
Hi everybody and welcome to a new Quote It Wednesday!
Today’s quote is one of the more serious quotes in an otherwise pretty funny book, but I love it regardless. I didn’t know about this Japanese practice before, but when I read this I looked it up and it is seriously beautiful, just as the message it symbolizes.
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One of my favorite duologies of all time is the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo. It’s a story about six outcasts coming together to pull off an impossible heist. You perhaps wouldn’t expect this lovely quote about love and who earns your heart from such a book, but it only shows the gloriousness that is Six of Crows.
I for one totally agree with this quote as I think getting to know someone, getting to know the real them, is so much more important in a relationship than any kind of material thing.
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The above quote really explains my love for TWO things. Firstly, it explains the power of books and stories and secondly, it showcases the amazingness of the character of Samwise Gamgee. He’s just the best friend, he’s loyal, he’s kind and he always knows just what to say to make you carry on. And don’t we all need that sometimes?
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Today’s quote is in honor of Pride Month and one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite LGBTQIA+ themed books: Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda.
I love this quote for the simple truth it holds. Why is straight the default? Why do we always assume everyone we meet is straight until proven otherwise? Why shouldn’t straight people have to come out too? Sexuality should indeed not just be assumed. There should not be a default.
Either way, I adore this book and you should definitely read it. And watch the movie. Because there is an awesome fantasy sequence where straight kids come out as straight to their parents and it is HILARIOUS. (you can even already see it in the trailer)
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Today’s quote is one of my all-time favorite motivational quotes. I don’t know why, but there is just something about the phrase ‘rattle the stars’ that gets me all fired up. Don’t just settle for reaching the stars. RATTLE the stars. I’m not gonna lie, I’ve even thought about getting this quote as a tattoo someday.
Plus I love the next sentence because really, don’t we all get a little scared of actually reaching our goals sometimes? I mean, yes failing is scary, but so is actually reaching our goals and getting everything we dreamed about. Because then what?
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Today I feature a quote from my first Adam Silvera, who has since become an auto-buy author for me and pretty much the only auto-buy author who is allowed to make me cry on a regular basis with his books.
More Happy Than Not especially hit me hard, because it really got me thinking about memories. I do actually treasure all of my memories, even the painful ones, because they made me who I am today. But sometimes, yes sometimes, I do find myself wondering if it wouldn’t be nice to be able to choose which memories you could just completely erase. Would you miss someone or something less hard if you didn’t remember them? Or would you just end up erasing all the good times, all the lessons learned along with the pain? If so, would it still be worth it?
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Hi everybody! Today is the first installment of a new idea on my blog. Since I have a thing for quotes, I thought it would be nice to feature a random book quote each week.
Today I feature a quote from my recent read Big Little Lies, coming from my favorite character Madeline. I love this quote for its honesty and sassiness and because I think it just beautifully shows part of Madeline’s character. And though I may try to be forgiving and let go and all that, when it comes down to it, I do think I can hold a mean grudge just like Madeline…