Top 400 Adam Silvera Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “But this universe is the only one that matters, and I have one last question for you: I didn’t get our history wrong, did I?”

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252. “Everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included.”

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253. “Did finding Each other kill us?”

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254. “En omdat ik het vertikt heb om te leven alsof ik onkwetsbaar was op al die dagen dat ik geen oproep kreeg, omdat ik al die gisterens vergooid heb en nu geen morgens meer heb.”

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255. “This isn’t about karma. I’m not trying to rack up I’m-a-Good-Person points.” You shouldn’t donate to charity, help the elderly cross the street, or rescue puppies in the hopes you’ll be repaid later. I may not be able to cure cancer or end world hunger, but small kindnesses go a long way.”

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256. “Got him,” Peck says, hopping off his bed. Clint’s Graveyard. He puts the loaded gun in his backpack. “We gotta be fast. Let’s go.”

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257. “As long as it’s not chicken tenders it’ll be something new for me.”

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258. “Some risks are worth it.”

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259. “But if for some reason this plan doesn’t work, we need to promise to find each other in the afterlife. There has to be an afterlife, Roof, because it’s the only thing that makes dying this young fair.”

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260. “I guess I could call this energy freedom. No one will be around to judge me tomorrow. No one will send messages to his friends about the lame kid who had no rhythm. And in this moment, how stupid it is to care hits me like a punch to the face.”

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261. “Tip: your girlfriends won’t suspect you’re sleeping with your guy friend if you’re hitting them.”

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262. “And here’s one of my problems: if I don’t choose Genevieve, I’ll find myself on the receiving end of a boot to the face.”

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263. “Anyway, we always have next Halloween.”

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264. “Don’t blame this all on me.” I’m.”

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265. “If nothing else, having a Last Friend should make my friends feel a little better about me running wild around the city. It makes me feel a little better, at least.”

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266. “Leaving is living before dying.”

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267. “It’s wild, but I could live until I’m a hundred and I think I’ll still never know love. Like, legit love.”

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268. “I was in love and love died and the pain you’ve left isn’t pain I can see myself having the strength to face again.”

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269. “Even if I only got to spend that first drive to the planetarium with Theo, he broke me in a way everyone should be lucky to be cracked open at least once. I had the privilege of being destroyed by him until we found a better, real me inside of the person I was pretending to be.”

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270. “I look up, and Jackson’s eyes find mine. For a second, it almost feels like we’re about to race into the hole to join you. Being buried alive has got to be better than whatever comes next.”

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271. “You move on, you have to – but you don’t write someone out.”

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272. “She never understood how the way she loves could drag such hatred out of others, and she refused to stick around to find the love everyone hated her for.”

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273. “It’s impossible to explain the emotions cycling through me to someone who never forgot her life, later remembered it, and now has all these memories bleeding into each other. Every day feels more like chaos, like I’m never going to get my life straight – no pun intended – like starting over again is better than game over.”

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274. “The Great Ass Hunt of Sixth Grade. Good times.”

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275. “I’m scared I’m going to die and never have been in love.”

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276. “It’s not such a bad thing, to feel powerless sometimes. It teaches us that some situations are inevitable and that we should spend what little time we have in the company of the people that matter most.”

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277. “Your death is proof that I shouldn’t blindly trust these false promises of more years and months and weeks and tomorrow’s and hours and minutes just because I was young.”

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278. “He doesn’t know that I know all of this. You taught him something personal to me. You taught him a routine I had with my parents as a kid. You taught him something I never thought I would share with anyone else until you came along. You taught him a kiss I personally created for us when I grew up needing a fourth. I.”

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279. “It’s just one more thing I have to pretend I’m okay with.”

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280. “Much like Rufus can’t expect me to be instantly brave, I can’t expect him to be instantly generous.”

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281. “Malcolm’s dead-ass ugly profile pic.”

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282. “You should’ve asked for help before cheating.”

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283. “Someone knowing me is supposed to be a beautiful thing and not something that prevents him from being open, right?”

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284. “One night we argued for a solid hour over who would win in a duel between Lord Voldemort and Darth Vader. I’m surprised we’re still friends.”

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285. “This is how Thomas lives his life, one misfired dream after the other. That journey may stretch for a lifetime, but even if he doesn’t discover that spark until he’s an old man, Thomas will die with wrinkles he earned and a smile on his face.”

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286. “She once promised me that nothing bad would ever happen, and then I grew up and everything went wrong, but I believe her this time because the worst thing that can happen is that nothing will happen at all.”

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287. “It’s been rewarding to be this honest lately. I’m determined to stay this honest, as if lives depend on it, which I guess they sort of do. No one will die if I lie, but lives can grow and be fuller when I tell the truth.”

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288. “Being my own rock is promising, but it would be a huge lie if I didn’t admit that becoming a mountain with someone else could be equally rewarding.”

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289. “I don’t know if I can stand hearing about your happiness with him, but maybe it’ll help me understand you better. Maybe it’ll help me add pieces to the puzzle of your life. Time for a test run. “What’s.”

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290. “This is one of those times where you swear you have to be sleeping and living a nightmare because it’s so impossible that your life can only be a string of bad things until you’re completely abandoned. “You.”

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291. “You never told him what happened when you were here in June without him, did you? Sorry, that’s taboo. Even now. Jackson.”

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292. “But you do get that I loved him, too, right? And he loved me, even though I sometimes had trouble believing it because of you. I don’t know why it matters so much to me, but I wish you wouldn’t write off what he and I had, especially since every couple has to start somewhere. You just beat me to the punch.” I.”

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293. “It’s not like my heart is in running or anything like that, but at least I learned that you can’t always choose who you’re going to be. Sometimes you’re fast enough to run track. Sometimes you’re not.”

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294. “You don’t get to keep ignoring the past because you don’t like it.”

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295. “Everyone plays a purpose, even fathers who lie to you or leave you behind. Time takes care of all that pain so if someone derails you, it’ll be okay eventually.”

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296. “Like we’re both stars in the sky that aren’t close enough to shine brightly together.”

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297. “I am more happy than not, Don’t forget me.”

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298. “When we had our eventual reunion, you would be able to see how my love for you trumped my own happiness.”

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299. “As always, huge thanks to booksellers and librarians and educators! Now more than ever your determination to keep books like mine available for customers, patrons, and students like yours is so appreciated. Thank you for fighting that fight.”

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300. “The memory of coming out to her the first time feels both familiar and unfamiliar, like an old bully you haven’t seen in years but still kind of recognize, even all grown up.”

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