Library Love Quotes

“If the Beast gave me a library like he gave to Belle, I’d marry him too.”
― Aya Ling , The Ugly Stepsister

“The room is warm and smells like dust, and just the presence of so many books makes it easier to breathe. It’s remarkable how being around books, even those you’ve never read, can have a calming effect, like walking into a crowded party and finding it full of people you know.”
― Mackenzi Lee, The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy

“I imagined accumulating books as the truest form of wealth and dreamt of vast libraries with rolling ladders, shelves rising up to high ceilings, volumes filled with my notes and annotations. Selling half of my collection reduced me. I worried that I’d given too much away.”
― Megan Baxter, Farm Girl: A Memoir

“When I discovered libraries, it was like having Christmas everyday!”
― Jean Fritz

“Je construisais une bibliothèque imaginaire devant moi, un peu comme on pave son chemin. En me déportant, on m'avait aussi arrachée à l'école, et je préférais me pencher sur ce que je n'avais pas appris que sur ce que j'avais vécu.”
― Marceline Loridan-Ivens, L'Amour après

“The best library is the one that fascinates you with its atmosphere and makes you immediately choose a book and start reading, even though you have no desire to read a book!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Her gaze lifted to the books that lined the shelves of the library. Her expression was filled with wonder. ‘I like being here. I feel like I’m in church, you know? It’s a holy place. All these words surrounding me, just waiting for me to read them- they’re like gifts
from God.”
― Mary Alice Monroe, Where the Rivers Merge