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23 Quotes from 28 Summers book by Elin Hilderbrand

Hello. I am Deepak Kundu, an avid book reader and quotes collector. Here is a list of 23 quotes that I liked and saved while reading 28 Summers book by Elin Hilderbrand. I hope you enjoy reading them.

28 Summers Quotes

Marriage is a gamble with even odds; half the time it works, half the time it doesn’t.

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Wine and confessions are the best of friends.

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Politics covers such a vast spectrum of issues that it’s unlikely any two Americans hold the exact same views; each person’s political DNA is unique, like biological DNA.

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The worst thing about being young is not being able to appreciate that you’re young because you aren’t old enough to know any better.

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Just be aware that what you achieve doesn’t matter as much as what kind of person you are.

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I have come to the realization that love is love. And really, there’s no explaining it.

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When you’re running for president of the United States your life has to be transparent. A clean window.

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Women are more than just objects to be looked at. We’re people. You want to give me a compliment? Tell me I’m smart. Tell me I’m strong.

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Weddings were tricky. They were either terrific or downright awful.

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You were each with other people but you’ve found your way back. Now that is true love.

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I love a woman who knows how to order.

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You are a nice person and a good person. Yes, you are. But even nice, good people aren’t perfect. Everybody has weaknesses. I suspect there’s a secret you’re keeping as well. Maybe even something big?

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Pregnancy and childbirth aren’t particularly fair. Women get the short end of the stick. They have to carry the baby, they endure the pain of delivery, and the time-consuming job of nursing … and that’s only the beginning.

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What does it take to know a person? Time. It takes time.

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Love is love – or not-love is not-love, as the case may be – and, really, there’s no explaining it.

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The perfect couple? There’s no such thing.

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Very few situations are purely good or purely bad.

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The anticipation is ecstasy. It’s a perfectly ripe strawberry dipped in melted milk chocolate; it’s a roaring fire on a snowy night; it’s a double rainbow; the green-glass barrel of a wave; the first sip of ice-cold champagne.

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In teaching, as with everything in life, you get out of it what you put into it.

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Texting is dangerous, they’ve both agreed. It’s tempting, oh, so tempting, to shoot Mallory a message every time he’s thinking of her, but they both know people who have been discovered this way – entire affairs, secret relationships, double lives, et cetera, revealed on a cell phone bill.

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No secret in the history of the world has ever been successfully kept. The truth always comes out.

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Men are not the enemy. […] What I’ve found in Congress and in my professional life in general is that men want women to succeed. It’s the women who are cloak-and-dagger.

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What does money even mean if you can’t spend it on the things that make you happy?

from 28 Summers book by Elin Hilderbrand