Quote by Virginia Woolf

“anyone who’s worth anything reads just what he likes, as the mood takes him, and with extravagant enthusiasm.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Every man is worth just so much as the things about which he busies himself.”

— Marcus Aurelius

“He always said you could learn a lot about a person by the things they valued.”

— Karen Lynch

“There's nothing quite like reading a good book that just might become your favorite.”

— Joscelyn Gleave

“Think about what he likes and what he's interested in. Something personal is always better than something expensive.”

— Tamara Summers

“I read way too much given all I want to do every day, and I only recommend books I really like.”

— Gary Lincoff

“See, that's the beauty of books. We get to take what we want out of them and it can be different for everyone. You…

— Kristen Ashley

“Who is rich? The one who appreciates what he has.”

— 4:1 Ethics of the Fathers

“The wonderful thing about self-worth is that only you can judge its true value.”

— Susan Gale

“Her love... so unconditional, so unapologetic; reminds me that I am worth so much more than the standard I have set for myself.”

— Steve Maraboli

“Everything worth something, if we value them.”

— m.ralte

“You think food, dancing, and sex is the answer to everything. Everything worth anything, duh!”

— Nancy Gideon