Quotes
Do you remember the moment you first realize you were mortal? That no matter what happened, you would never live long enough to read every book you wanted to read? That you’d die having accomplished only a fraction of your goals?
p. 105
Every Porter was required to see a therapist on a regular basis. It seemed a wise precaution for people who routinely rewrote the laws of existence to suit their whims.
p. 41
Copper River was a small, tightly knit town. If gossip was a competitive sport, we’d have been sending teams to the Olympics and bringing back gold.
p. 286
The more we narrow the definition of beauty, the more beauty we shut out of our lives.
p. 282
I wanted to bring the author back from the grave purely so Lena, Nidhi, and I could take turns punching him in the face.
p. 257
The behavior of animals does not provide moral justification for human beings to do the same.
p. 296
She paused, then added, “Besides, you don’t really want to know what I think. You’ve already come to your own conclusion. You just want me to talk you out of it.”
I had forgotten how annoying Nidhi could be when she was right.
p. 224
Librarians: Kicking Ignorance in the Balls for Over 4000 Years.
p. 226
There were always people eager for attention who were happy to confirm whatever explanation the reporters wanted, so long as he gave them their fifteen minutes of fame.
p. 366
The mistakes of the past do not excuse the mistakes of the present.
p. 361
Every religion I’ve studied has laws or commandments against killing.
Historically, humanity has shown tremendous creativity in finding every possible loophole, rationalization, and justification to ignore these commandments.
p. 296
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