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“When the world roars in anger, let peace be your quiet answer.”

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“I love ideas and stories. I always have at least one book going and am on the lookout for the next one. They feed the brain and fuel the imagination. I can’t imagine life without them.”

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Book:Keep Moving: And Other Truths About Living Well Longer

Source: Keep Moving: And Other Truths About Living Well Longer

“When I was sixteen I read ten books a week: E.E. Cummings, William Faulkner, Henry James, Hart Crane, John Steinbeck. I thought I progressed in literature by reading faster and faster--but reading more is reading less. I learned to slow down.”

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Book:A Carnival Of Losses: Notes Nearing Ninety

Source: A Carnival Of Losses: Notes Nearing Ninety

“There exists in some individuals more than enough talents, expertises, or greatness for more than three people.”

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Author:Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“♫♫ “I have always believed in you. I have seen you grow. And you young lady are a star!” ♫♫ Mike starts singing with a reassuring tone. Sasha stops him and speaks gently. “No. Not me!” He continues his song as the music trails behind him. ♫♫ “If there’s anyone I know, who has the charm, who has the glow …it’s you!” ♫♫”

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Book:The Characters Within

Source: The Characters Within

“Većinu onoga što smo kroz godine shvatili u životu naučili smo interakcijom s različitim i često provokativnim mišljenjima, susretom s dotad nam nepoznatim informacijama, kritičkim primjedbama i znanjem, koje smo zatim interno obradili uzgajajući sjemenke razgovora, čitanja i promatranja u spoznaju.”

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Book:How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

Source: How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

“There was something panicked about my desire to acquire knowledge, in sudden terrible insights I saw that actually I didn't know anything and it was urgent, I didn't have a second to lose. It was almost impossible to adapt this urgency to the the slowness that reading required.”

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Book:Min kamp 5

Source: Min kamp 5

“Nothing lasts. Our frail idea of self morphs and shape-shifts, then becomes a line on a death certificate and a few family anecdotes. (...) What if the layers of societal self were burnt away, could some idea of our individuality live on in a book, if that book was written in, even cut and pasted with thoughts and cuttings?”

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Book:The Bookseller's Tale

Source: The Bookseller's Tale

“He often liked to do this with a book – just flick through from start to finish, soaking up the pictures, catching the rhythm of the words, the sense of direction for where a story was headed – but he didn’t like to look too closely at the words, and he never raced ahead and read the last page.”

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Author:Laura McVeigh, Lenny

“There had been no noise from any other part of the apartment, but that didn’t exclude the possibility of Paolo’s presence, especially if she had given her soul over to reading. He sometimes told her that Attila could storm through the house and she’d not notice if she were reading. She had most recently disputed this by claiming that it would depend on the book. Her door was open, so he went in. And found her on the sofa, with Henry James.”

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Book:Transient Desires

Source: Transient Desires

“Reading and eating are natural companions, and they’ve got a lot in common. Reading is consumption. Eating is consumption. Both are comforting, nourishing, restorative, relaxing, and mostly enjoyable. They can energize you or put you to sleep. Heavy books and heavy meals both require a period of intense digestion. Just as reading great novels can transport you to another time and place, meals—good and bad ones alike—can conjure scenes very far away.”

Book:Fictitious Dishes

Source: Fictitious Dishes