...Quotes on Reading, Writing @ Literature...

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“A man who wants time to read and write lets the grass grow long.”

― Sloan Wilson

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“I read to learn from the greats but I write to compete with them.”

― Jazmin Anguiano

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“Reading is one of the most common habit among the most successful people.”

― Aakash Singal

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“A writer who doesn’t read is like a director who doesn’t watch movies.”

― Kira Hawke

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“I began to write because of love. I wrote to understand what I felt and what I knew.”

― Kamand Kojouri

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“Judge a book by the way you feel after you read the last page.”

― B.B. Free

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“Few people will understand that to love is like being able to select and read a good book. They don’t just stop at the title or the cover. They stop because...they wanted to read the content. The wanted to read each word, each sentence, each line, but most of all, what was in between the lines...”

― lauren klarfeld

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“The books you read in childhood shape the person you become.”

― Paula Berinstein

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“when you know that writing your own book of life is so difficult to begin with, the least you can do for someone else, is to try to read the pages of a person rather than skip through the chapters.”

― lauren klarfeld

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“Reading is not like this... read and read without understanding you just want to finish the book... I had such moments but it's the worst decision ever made. The reading should be process in which you go deeper and deeper, you understand it... you like it... you try to be the same character.... you enjoy it and you want more and more... you have more and more curiousity.”

― Deyth Banger

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“The only end of writing is to enable readers better to enjoy life, or better to endure it.”

― Samuel Johnson

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“We became the books we read.”

― Matthew Kelly

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“Reading takes you places; it is all up to your imagination. The world (or in this case book) is your canvas, go paint it.”

― BOB

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“Reading literary fiction stimulates cognition beyond the brain functions related to reading, say, magazine articles, interviews, or most online nonfiction reporting.”

― Susan Reynolds