Books Quote by Rabindranath Tagore

“The trains roared in on iron rails, bringing people from places he had never seen, taking them away to places he had only heard…

— Victoria Wilcox

“All through my journey his stories had fallen like snow. He was as full of them as a library with unmarked shelves. He was…

— Sofia Samatar

“Ever since I’d started riding the train by myself I’d loved to go there alone and roam around until I got lost, wandering deeper…

— Donna Tartt

“He had, for a few days, forgotten that wherever he traveled, he must take his own familiar self along, and that that self would…

— Sinclair Lewis

“...without moving a muscle in his face, slips away; retreats, I think, to that sheltered place where his stories are kept. Perhaps we all…

— Pete Dexter

“Trains are beautiful. They take people to places they've never been, faster than they could ever go themselves. Everyone who works on trains knows…

— Sam Starbuck

“He opened the book at random, or so he believed, but a book is like a sandy path which keeps the indent of footsteps.”

— Graham Greene

“He had learned something already in the course of his journey. If you carried a closed wooden box, people want to know what is…

— Marcus Sedgwick

“Books are, I find, the best provisions a man can take with him on life’s journey.”

— Stefan Zweig

“If journeys came with rulebooks, he'd probably just disobeyed every word.”

— Heather Burch

“He has a way of walking through conventions of that kind as if they did not exist, and being so much himself that pretty…

— Wallace Stegner

“We decided he might like to know about the people and places that belong to him now so he can begin a story all…

— Jan Karon