Books Quote by Kate Evangelista

“There is nothing like the smell of books, both new and old. If someone ever bottled the smell, I would be all over it .”

— Tiffany King

“loved thick books, dusty statues, even the musty smell in the air. Libraries were treasure troves of knowledge and imagination.”

— Robert E. Keller

“Books for general reading always smell badly. The odor of common people hangs about them.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“There was the smell of old books, a smell that has a way of making all libraries seem the same. Some say that smell…

— Scott Douglas

“I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded by books, even their smell and…

— Saffron Mello Castro

“... Bookstore, which smelled the way only a new book from England does when you open it for the first time, faintly like nutmeg,…

— Frederick Beuchner

“He loved the smell and feel of old books. To hold them was to touch the past.”

— Martin Edwards

“She loved the smell of books, the feel of books, the look of them on the shelf.”

— Barbara Michaels

“Once you read a classic, you will start loving even the smell of the books.”

— Aman Jassal

“It smelled like a library – the initial whiff of something bitter, followed by the scent lingering in every book there – dusty, sweet,…

— Kimberly Krey

“I remember a time when bookshops smelled of books and not coffee.”

— David Llewellyn

“In college I retreated to the library. I have always loved libraries - the quiet, the smell, the expectation of imminent discovery. In the…

— Siri Hustvedt