Holidays Quote by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“It's a city where everbody mutinies but no one deserts.”

— Harry Hershfield

“She felt the curious flattening of inquiring spirit the traveller suffers from, knowing himself without occupation or investment in the fortunes of a strange…

— Paul Scott

“The city enjoys the moon and the night. The jungle always welcomes the sun.’ This”

— Amish Tripathi

“And sometimes a dust storm would stand off in the desert, towering so high it was like another city -- a terrifying new era…

— Denis Johnson

“An in experienced traveler would imagine that their land contains the finest buildings, the biggest towns, the richest, best-fed, happiest people in the world.”

— Iain Pears

“I imagined the towns were filled with people like me - lonely people who wanted to fly away, who wanted more from life than…

— Tiffanie DeBartolo

“In all these sights I achieve solace only in bringing forth trees, picturing them blooming like smoke from the roofs of gutted buildings, dreaming…

— Tod Wodicka

“Being here reminded him of how hard the city had been, it's unyielding surfaces, the relentless need for more and more money just to…

— Meg Wolitzer

“When we allow ourselves to explore, we discover destinations that were never on our map.”

— Amie Kaufman

“He found himself inhabiting the vast, empty plateau where most people live, between boredom and contentment.”

— Jess Walter

“Some mornings I walked out into the courtyard and every living thing there, the seagulls and wagtails, the small trees, and even the stray…

— Nelson Mandela

“I felt inquisitive, keyed up with interest and excitement that foreign surroundings always induced in me, and in a sense I felt at home,…

— Anonymous