Quote of the Week

For a long time I haven't posted any quotes, but I feel like it's time again for one! So, here it is: I read it not so long ago, and I thought since it's about books/writing/writers, I share it with you!

Quote of the Week

There was a quote on my mind for a while now, I don't know why exactly. It's some lines written by Shakespeare, and was one of my favorites sometime in the middle of my teenage years, but I haven't think about it for years now. It just came to me today, and I decided to share it with you.

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Quote of the Week

This week's quote is very short:

Book Tag: 3 Days, 3 Quotes – Day 3 & Quote of the Week

One last time, thank you so much again Alyssa Grace @ Serendipitous Reads for tagging me! ❤ This time, this tag goes alongside my Quote of the Week choice! As it turned out yesterday, writing and reading cannot really be separated from each other. Thus this quote is kind of about both of them, too. …

Quote of the Week

Today I am bringing you a quote about music. It's not from a book I've read, and according to many sources on the internet, nobody actually knows where it exactly came from. Some places it's ascribed to Plato, but I've read enough articles to question that.

Quote of the Week

This week's quote is not from a book I've read this week, but from one of my favorites, Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King. It summarizes very well what I think about being a reader. It's basically my Reader's Ars Poetica. 😊

Quote of the Week

This quote is still from last week, not because I haven't read anything good enough to quote this week, but because I felt like this one's very powerful. I thought it deserves to be posted, even though I already chose another one for last week.

Quote of the Week

Collecting quotes from books may seem so cliché, but I've always found some of them very inspiring and thought-provoking. There are just lines in a story that are more powerful than the others. That's why I decided to post every week the one quote that touched me in some way more than the others. A few lines that made me think or feel something. And then of course my thoughts on it.