Summer Quote by Morgan Matson

“No one talked about the way the summer was supposed to unfold or the places we'd find ourselves in the fall.”

— Nina LaCour

“It was the very nature of summer. So many long, lazy days when blissfully, nothing changes, and then everything does, all at once.”

— Sarah Dessen

“You made the summers a little more colourful, like the stars were a bit closer.”

— Matthew J. Metzger

“The day felt almost like any other day of the summer, like they'd rewound and summer was still ahead of them. But this time,…

— Jodi Lynn Anderson

“The whole summer stretched out before us, long, hot, endless. September flashed like a tiny red warning light in the distance, but if I…

— Natalie Standiford

“I thought of summer as the living time; the rest of the year was the backward time, the writing time.”

— Gabrielle Zevin

“He might have been compared to a summer's day, particularly the last hours of one.”

— John Cheever

“when summer was still a word plump and generous and there was actual sunshine and time was impossibly deliciously luxuriously long and the idea…

— Niall Williams

“This morning, the sun endures past dawn. I realise that it is August: the summer's last stand.”

— Sara Baume

“June verges. It shifts. And it holds two forces at once: the start of summer, the start of darkening.”

— Nina MacLaughlin

“For me, it was almost like winter didn’t count. Summer was what mattered. My whole life was measured in summers.”

— Jenny Han

“Even so, everything was ever so slightly off, as if little by little the tracing paper had slipped irretrievably from the lines of summers…

— Haruki Murakami