Friendship Quote by J. Courtney Sullivan

“They talked about each others’ houses, and characters, and families--just as the Joneses do about the Smiths.”

— William Makepeace Thackeray

“Smith wiped grass and dirt from his butt and scowled at their surroundings as though they hadn't just escaped a fascist clusterfuckturducken of epic…

— John Birmingham

“Caine might have smiled at her, had his heart not been breaking to smithereens inside of him.”

— V.S. Carnes

“Just like that, everything was very different between them.”

— Rhiannon Frater

“SMITH TREASURE," she read softly. "It was the kids, right? That's what they were trying to say. In the house. Everywhere. The SMITH TREASURE…

— Janet S. Anderson

“It seemed we were no longer separate, but were one.”

— Jerry Spinelli

“I do not know who the two old men were or what any of them were doing, but there are moments when it is…

— Lord Dunsany

“What a history they had together, not together.”

— Ann Brashares

“In many ways, this place wasn’t so different from the lumberyards his men had recently escaped.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“The hound and hare were both so wearied that the peasant got them all.”

— Luo Guanzhong

“At last he stood staring at the old Reuben Golding he thought he knew so well, and neither had a word for the other…

— Anne Rice

“gazed blankly at nothing in particular. I knew that look. They were the Russells of the group.”

— Bobby Adair