Happiness Quote by Milan Kundera

“He was so unfamiliar with this peaceful sense of happiness he did not even recognize it.”

— Isabel Allende

“Something new and unexpected, something hitherto unknown and undreamt of, had taken place in him. He did not so much understand with his mind…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“Okay, he hadn't exactly been happy. But welcome to the club, right? He had eyes. He could see auras, those swirls of color that…

— Melinda Metz

“She'd spoken of their happiness as though it were an undeniable fact, no matter what happened--apart from everything else and not subject to it.…

— Laini Taylor

“But there was, she knew, something else. Happiness, she supposed. Whatever that might be. What, exactly, she wondered, was happiness. Very positively she wanted…

— Nella Larsen

“I knew now how happiness awoke; I knew that happiness was quiet, that it hid in crevices but could not be destroyed by shouting…

— Jiří Weil

“She recognized the strange happiness that came from loving something without knowing why you did, that strange happiness that was sometimes so big that…

— Maggie Stiefvater

“Sorrow and joy, he thought, so inextricably entwined that he could scarcely tell where one left off and the other began.”

— Jan Karon

“He didn’t seem to understand that a person can function in the space between happy and unhappy. That space offered a level of calm…

— Kendra Elliot

“...felt an unfamiliar sensation in her chest. After a moment, she realized what it was: happiness”

— Sara Shepard

“...[he] understood that some things mattered and some things did not and that the happy people in this world were those who could easily…

— Arthur Phillips

“Then, as understanding began to trickle through his shock, he felt an escalating sense of horror. It had finally happened; he had finally lost…

— Stephen King