Longbourn Library Quotes

“A library bears similar qualities to a hospital. Librarians are like doctors, books the prescriptions.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“And, the treasure? A library card: key to all the doors in the story world.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“The fragrance of rain mixes with the smell of old books. It is heavenly—that combination of threat and safety.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“A single man of good intelligence must be in want of a library card.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“There are few things more calming than a quiet room full of books.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“Nothing sexier than a man who knows his books.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“I will get up. I will get dressed. I will find the love of my life. Right after I finish this chapter.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“He would take a cactus home if Jane recommended it as toilet paper. Soon”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books

“I'm impressed with her fine taste in books.”
― Trudy Wallis, Longbourn Library: A Novel of Pride, Prejudice, and Books