r/bookquotes • u/Mission_Adagio_111 • 9h ago
r/bookquotes • u/alittlebitwhy • Nov 22 '25
Mod Announcement - đ Weâre Back Up and Running!
After a brief pause, r/BookQuotes is officially back online.
Feel free to start sharing your favorite quotes, discover new ones, and spark discussions. Letâs fill the feed with literary magic again. âš
-r/BookQuotes Mod Team
r/bookquotes • u/istillliketoread • Nov 21 '25
Boys to Enemies by Farhana Uddin
"But don't you worry. You're still young. You have yet to meet all the people who shall love and hate you in equal measure." - Farhana Uddin, Boys to Enemies
r/bookquotes • u/BowlerSubstantial381 • 13h ago
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
One of my favorite plot points of any story and a quote I think about frequently in today's climate
r/bookquotes • u/Full-Advantage3712 • 1h ago
Loving someone is like having a mental illness that's not covered by health insurance. - Haruki Murakami, First Person Singular
r/bookquotes • u/Additional_Resort653 • 6h ago
Notes from underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
âI admit that twice two makes four is an excellent thing, but if we are to give everything its due, twice two makes five is sometimes a very charming thing too.â
r/bookquotes • u/Substantial_Carry872 • 7h ago
Book - Staying Strong, Author - Demi Lovato
r/bookquotes • u/Future_Creme3213 • 7h ago
The sun and her flowers- one of the best qoute I have ever read
r/bookquotes • u/infomuch-- • 11h ago
Arthur Koestler's 'Arrow in the Blue'
âThe new light seems to pour from all directions across the skull; the whole universe falls into pattern like the stray pieces in a jigsaw puzzle assembled by magic at one stroke. There is an answer to every question: doubts and conflicts are a matter of the tortured past - a past already remote, when one had lived in dismal ignorance in the tasteless, colourless world of those who donât know. Nothing henceforth can disturb the convertâs inner peace and serenity â except the occasional fear of losing faith again, losing thereby what alone makes life worth living, and falling back into the outer darkness, where there is is wailing and gnashing of teeth.â
r/bookquotes • u/Jerry_thomas6523 • 21h ago
The Hardest Truth: Sometimes, You Have to Change Yourself
r/bookquotes • u/Theonewholikesreddit • 8h ago
The Best Line in Any Book isâŠ
For MeâŠThe Best Line in any Book is âBig Bands,Broom Bands,Pig Bands,Boom Bandsâ from Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler
What Does it Mean?:
It Means Hitler Evokes a Sense of his Usual Self Calling Everyone around him Fools and Comparing them to a Loud Band,or A Group of Bands in Particular said Phrasing,To Him they are also Very Noisy,Devoid of Filth,Dirty and Wants to Blow them up
How is it So Good?:
Itâs Got a Good Rhythm and Flow to It,It is a Punchy Insult,But May sound Too Soft for Some,He Made it Partly Punchy Partly soft for Mainstream and Non Mainstream Audiences
r/bookquotes • u/Obvious-Aerie-4107 • 20h ago
Ambrose Bierce, Devil's Dictionary
NIHILIST, n. A Russian who denies the existence of anything but Tolstoi. The leader of the school is Tolstoi.
OATH, n. In law, a solemn appeal to the Deity, made binding upon the conscience by a penalty for perjury.
NOVEMBER, n. The eleventh twelfth of a weariness.
r/bookquotes • u/Obvious-Aerie-4107 • 1d ago
Don Quixote
Is it possible that you do not know that comparisons of wit with wit, valour with valour, beauty with beauty, birth with birth, are always odious and unwelcome?
r/bookquotes • u/gentlehaze39 • 2d ago
"Some days I feel nothing, some days I feel it all" - The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
just finished this and that quote hit different. feels like permission to not be okay with being neutral about everything, if that makes sense? does anyone else get that from haig's writing where it's like he just gets the mess of existing as a person
r/bookquotes • u/Mountain-Bed-4641 • 2d ago
By Kishimoto, from the Itachi Shinden novel series, consisting of "Book of Bright Light" and "Book of Dark Night
r/bookquotes • u/ReadByRodKelly • 2d ago
The Hare by César Aira
âSince the stars are pure perception, are purely visible without any possibility of becoming tangible, they need constantly to demonstrate their reality, if possible every night. That is the paradox of an imaginary system which needs to be real in order to generate all its images.
Now, look at our own black, immutable sky, our rock. Itâs exactly the same. Points of darkness replace points of light. It is we who are the stars, the living memory of our lives, lived without days or nights on the margins of time. Meaning continues to exist however, whether or not there is a God or a sky. It may be that to go on believing in ourselves demands an extra dose of energy from us, but we do not regret it. We dream a lot, because we sleep so much.â
r/bookquotes • u/aazyoe • 2d ago
The Bridge on the Drina - Ivo Andric (author) and Lovett F. Edwards (translator)
âForgetfulness heals everything and song is the most beautiful manner of forgetting, for in song man feels only what he loves.â
The environmental descriptions in the book are also flooring. I posted my favorite passage in [r/ProsePorn](r/ProsePorn)
r/bookquotes • u/Melii_86 • 2d ago
Best book quotes
What is the most powerful quotes you've ever read in a book?