858 Quotes by Laini Taylor

Have I told you that the moment I first stepped into your dreams I knew there was something special about you?

He reached for her hand and caught it – lightly – and held it. It was small, smooth, and very real. Up in the citadel, Sarai gasped. She felt the warmth of his skin on hers. A blaze of connection – or collision, as though they had long been wandering in the same labyrinth and had finally rounded the corner that would bring them face-to-face. It was a feeling of being lost and alone and then suddenly neither.

Why should we have to disappear just because men are animals?

And I suppose all the wishes come true,” Minya said, sarcastic. “Of course not, silly girl,” Suheyla retorted. She had not grown up in an era of optimism, but that didn’t mean they’d lived without dreams. “Wishes don’t just come true. They’re only the target you paint around what you want. You still have to hit the bull’s-eye yourself.

Thyon, earthbound, felt every choice he’d made, every action he’d taken as a weight he carried with him. He wondered: Was it weight he could shed or throw off, or what it forever part of him, as much as his bones or his hearts?

He had melted away, and she felt his absence like a space cut from the air.

And the space where his legend was gathering up words grew larger. Because this story was not over yet.

You’ve got to have, like, a lentil for a soul to hate wiener dogs.

Push the chair in too quickly or too slowly, or else sit too soon or too heavily, and misadventure ensues, perhaps even an unintended baptism of the hindquarters.