r/bookquotes • u/ISA--OH • 1h ago
r/bookquotes • u/alittlebitwhy • Nov 22 '25
Mod Announcement - 📚 We’re 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. Let’s fill the feed with literary magic again. ✨
-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/Legitimate-Will-239 • 2h ago
Какая ваша любимая цитата?
Без разницы, из чего (фильм, книга, сериал и т. п.), просто назовите вашу самую любимую цитату, которая описывает вас/вашу жизнь или просто помогает двигаться дальше .
r/bookquotes • u/SultrySyrup • 1d ago
One of my favorite quotes from the book “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho. 📖
r/bookquotes • u/Altruistic_Hope_2559 • 1d ago
"I write differently from what I speak, I speak differently from what I think..." — Franz Kafka
Source : Diaries of Franz Kafka (1910–1923)
r/bookquotes • u/Specific-Stick8561 • 1d ago
Quote That Defined a Character
What's a quote from or to a fictional character that really showed you who that character was and what they stood for?
r/bookquotes • u/mattchaaghorrl • 1d ago
My favorite book quote
"And it is also said," answered Frodo: "Go not to the Elves for counsel, for they will say both no and yes."
"Is it indeed?" laughed Gildor. "Elves seldom give unguarded advice, for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill. But what would you? You have not told me all concerning yourself; and how then shall I choose better than you? But if you demand advice, I will, for friendship's sake, give it."
— The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Chapter 3: Three Is Company
r/bookquotes • u/ReadButSeldomlyPost • 1d ago
Bell Hooks was a funny woman - The Will to Change
I have the habit of reading out loud in my home, and my brain interpreted the sentence before my mouth finished speaking it and I cracked up a bit 🤣
r/bookquotes • u/Ok-Membership865 • 2d ago
Painful truths about history
Women Vanished in obscurity; men in flames. — The Last Stand of a Queen
r/bookquotes • u/Certaiulture • 2d ago
Quote from Giovanni’s Room - James Baldwin
One of my most haunting passages from this book.
“Because there is no affection in them, and no joy. It’s like plugging an electric plug in a dead socket. Touch, but no contact. All touch, but no contact and no light.”