Books Quote by Louisa May Alcott

“I want you, here, with me, before I close my eyes.” “That you have,” Mac said.”

— Kaje Harper

“No one said anything. We all just looked up at the sky and we breathed out and in and we all thought the same…

— Ray Bradbury

“As he drove away, he recalled Jack’s last words to him. The dark, dusty well was just a hazy memory now, but he could…

— Andrew Warren

“What need was there for words, when we had just shared the sky?”

— Melanie Benjamin

“The first question is: what is a sound that makes no sound?' And by the time Captain Lambestyo has thought of an answer and…

— Matt Suddain

“Every body else had something to say; every body was either surprised or not surprised, and had some question to ask, or some comfort…

— Jane Austen

“She addressed the book softly, and other times, inquisitively. “Jack, am I crazy for thinking about doing this again? Should I wait?” Each time…

— Bryan Mooney

“Words were not just words, describing things a person could see. Even if most did not. Maybe they had to know a thing first,…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“Rising up he put the box containing all of Mack’s words down on the table, pushed it forward with the very tips of his…

— Mandy Baggot

“But to my questions he gave replies so vague that one could not tell whether they came from the mountains or the sea.”

— Sōseki Natsume

“He had beautiful manners. Which, if you ask me, was mostly a question of saying nothing, to anyone, ever.”

— Anne Enright

“Mac folded his arms on the bar and looked at me intently and said, in a resonant baritone, "You've got to be very careful,…

— Jim Butcher