The Kiss: A Romantic Treasury Of Photographs And Quotes

by Molly Jay

Stylishly romantic black-and-white photographs complement quotations and excerpts from literary works, all glorifying the kiss as a symbol of love and friendship.

Genres: Nonfiction, Poetry, Romance, Photography

144 pages, Hardcover

First published November 26, 1992

Reviews

[Nic]

I like the aesthetic but when I found Oscar Wilde credited as “British Writer” and the misquoted Percy Bysshe Shelley, I was kind of sad. I’m guessing those aren’t the only mistakes in there, but they were the two that startled me the most.

[Yinzadi]

Read online here.

["Bryn" Madison]

To be honest a lot of these quotes were dumb but its a mini book and thats just adorable. Adding a star for that reason. Stupid that im good reads-ing this but also Funny

[Elle]

3.5

Enjoyable! There were pictures along with some quotes, poems, and sections of novels.

Personally I'd have liked if they were all poems 😂 But I'm a poetry person ~

[Paulia BSN-RN]

Beautiful, refreshing quotes on the joyous senstation of lip locking. From the cover inset: Whose life has not been changed by a kiss? That inevitable first kiss---a kiss of farewell: each a moment that we long to preserve, a single spark or promise that, even in memory, heats the blood and fires the imagination. Oh how I miss and long for kisses sweet as the honey you so desire, Pooh.

[Lauri]

This is a cute little mini book, all about the kiss. It features alot of memorable pictures and great quotes. I bought this at a gift shop on a trip and just thought this was an adoreable piece to have. Nothing spectacular, just simple fun!