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"Jada vi unge er så sårbare og tåler ingenting. Vi som har fulgt med på Renbergs kronikker vet at han selv mener noe av det hovedkarakteren mener. At folk er glad i undergangsfortellinger.

Og jeg føler meg litt truffet, for jeg har akkurat begynt å studere og synes det er krevende og stakkars meg. Agate hadde vel naila det med glans."
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Fredrik Backman
“To you who talk too much and sing too loud and cry too often and love something in life more than you should.”
― Fredrik Backman, The Winners

Jenny Colgan
“You are music to me,” he said, quietly. “You are a dance, or the whisper of a song. When you are cross, you are Beethoven dreamink of the far seas, and when you are happy you are Saint-Saëns to me, and when you are sad you are Grieg looking on a rainy day, and when you laugh it is Mozart to me. And I would so very much like to make you dance.”
― Jenny Colgan, Sunrise by the Sea

Jenny Colgan
“Because the thing was, she guessed, you always thought you had time—time to fix the relationships that had broken down; to do all the things you thought you’d get around to; to finish everything, tie it up with a neat bow and that was it. But life wasn’t like that at all.”
― Jenny Colgan, Christmas at Little Beach Street Bakery

Jenny Colgan
“the soothing cadence of somebody reading always had a transformative effect on babies; Griffin’s theory was that children were evolutionarily engineered to listen to stories, because it stopped them from wandering off into the woods and getting eaten by hairy mammoths.”
― Jenny Colgan, The Bookshop on the Corner

Vigdis Hjorth
“Funny how random it seems, our meeting people who later prove pivotal to our lives, who will affect or directly influence decisions that will cause our lives to change direction. Or perhaps it's not random at all. Can we sense that certain people might nudge us onto a path we consciously or subconsciously would have taken anyway? And so we stay in touch with them. Or do we have a hunch that some people might challenge us or force us off a path we want to take, and so we decide not to see them again? It's remarkable how important just one person can become in determining how we act in critical situations, just because we happened to consult that individual in the past.”
― Vigdis Hjorth, Arv og miljø

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