Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “A great novel didn’t involve tossing together words that didn’t interconnect. In a great novel, each sentence mattered, each word had a meaning to the overall story arc. There was always forewarning to the plot twists and the different paths the novel would travel down, too. If a reader looked closely enough, they could always witness the warning signs. They could taste the heart of every word that bled on the page, and by the end, their palate would be satisfied.”

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202. “My mom was the best mom in the world. Except for when she wasn’t. I hated her the same way I loved her: deeply.”

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203. “Beautiful. Breathtaking. Brilliant. Blue eyes.”

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204. “Still, with him gone, everything around me has somehow slowed, and I miss the memories that never existed.”

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205. “His kisses tasted like forever soaked in always.”

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206. “I saw you break down. I know you’re not a monster, Tristan. I just don’t understand why you pretend to be.”

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207. “Each night we watched the sun set no matter where we were, and we’d wake up early to witness it rising again. That was the thing about life: even when the days faded to black, you were always given another chance. A second moment to try again to rise from the ashes.”

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208. “Some people were just born to stand out, Aria. Just deal with it and keep dancing.”

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209. “It was easy for me to not feel beautiful in a world of prom queens, yet my mother was always reminding me of how worthy I was. I was a lucky daughter.”

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210. “We’re dreaming, Elizabeth. We’re dreaming. It’s not real.” She pushed her hips up. “No. Keep going.” I wiped her tears away, but I didn’t keep going. It was wrong. She was broken. I was broken.”

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211. “Mama said the best people are the imperfect ones because the best adventures in life don’t come from perfect things.”

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212. “This book is for the mothers who’ve had to say goodbye too soon. I see you, I hear you, and I honor your hearts with wings. You are the strongest individuals alive, and I’m blown away by your strength, your ability to love, and your ability to not quit on life.”

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213. “It made her sad at times, staring into the mirror, but she didn’t see what I saw. She was so beautiful, even in sickness. Her true glow couldn’t be stolen away by such changes to her body, because her beauty stemmed from her soul, where only goodness and light resided.”

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214. “She was the only one who could call me a dork and make me feel like Superman at the same time.”

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215. “I love you as certain dark things are to be loved. In secret, between the shadow and the soul.” -Pablo Neruda.”

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216. “Goodbyes hurt most when they’re one-sided.”

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217. “I loved the idea of falling into the pages more than ever now since my own story was quite a mess. I’d rather read another’s happily ever after than waste time debating my own.”

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218. “You are my heartbeats. You are my masterpiece. In a way, I feel as if I cheated death, because I get to live on within you, in your smile, in your laugh, in your heart. I’m there for it all, Eleanor. I’m eternal because of you. So please, do all the things. Take risks. Find adventures. Keep living for me and know that it has been the greatest honor being your mother. I am so lucky to have loved you.”

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219. “Just because the days are dark doesn’t mean we stop trying.”

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220. “Maybe it’s okay to no longer be the person we thought we were meant to be. Maybe it’s okay to just be who we are now and accept that.”

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221. “I wanted to hold her, but still have her move freely in my arms. I wanted to taste her lips and breathe in a part of her soul as I gave her a glimpse of mine.”

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222. “Life was hard sometimes, but maybe God gave us music as his apology.”

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223. “When love met pain, beauty could be created.”

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224. “What exactly do you thing I’m doing? I love my mother to death. Out of all mothers, she was top of the line.”

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225. “Reading was both a gift and a curse for me. Those books made me able to escape into a world I’d never experienced, but at the same time, they reminded me of all the things I’d been missing.”

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226. “That was the biggest difference between the two men standing in front of me. Finley always caged me. Jackson allowed me to fly.”

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227. “You don’t got to know what love is to know what it isn’t.”

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228. “When you found someone who could make you laugh when your heart wanted to cry – hold onto them. They will be the ones who will change your life for the better.”

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229. “One must know what it feels like to be weak in order to really find their own strength.”

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230. “I just wish people would sometimes stop fighting about stupid mundane things like race, sexual orientation, and reality television. I wish they would remember how small they are and take five minutes a day to look up to the sky and breathe.” “Logan?”

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231. “Even when the world was dark, words in books existed. Therefore, I knew there would always be light around me even on the darkest of days.”

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232. “For a moment we were us again. For a moment she was the fire that kept my cold heart warm at night. For a moment she was my savior. My safe haven. My bright, beautiful High. But.”

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233. “By ‘hate’ I’d meant love. And by ‘a little’ I’d meant a lot.”

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234. “If it hadn’t been for my parents, I’d have thought soul mates were a lie.”

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235. “He bent forward and kissed me. He kissed me with promises that we never made to one another. He kissed me with apologies for things he never did. He kissed me with all that he was, and I kissed him back with everything that existed within me.”

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236. “Words had the power to transport a small-town girl to worlds she’d never imagined.”

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237. “They loved in a way that made fairy tales envious.”

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238. “Within seconds, my heart filled with more love than I had thought possible. Because that was the thing about hearts-when you thought they were completely full, you somehow found room to add a little more love.”

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239. “My insides exploded from the brilliance of it all. There was nothing more stunning than a man who not only knew the most classic stories of all time, but also found a way to make his body his own personal bookshelf.”

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240. “You know what the best thing about purses was? They could carry around books.”

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241. “I was shocked that mono wasn’t being spread around more due to Ian Parker and his manwhore ways.”

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242. “Then there is no way we are poor. We have clothes on our backs, a roof over our head, a car to drive, and each other’s love. No one can be poor if they have love.”

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243. “I hated my mind, how it remembered. Memories were daggers to my soul, and I hardly had any positive ones to hold on to. I.”

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244. “The woman who felt everything leaned in closer to the man who felt nothing at all. For a split second in time, I felt a little of her pain while she encountered my coldness, and neither one of us seemed to mind.”

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245. “First he was confused by my entire existence, and then pleased.”

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246. “That was the thing about love. It didn’t leave because you told it to go. It simply stayed quiet, bleeding out from the pain, still praying you wouldn’t let it slip away.”

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247. “That’s the thing about lives. We’re all so tangled up with one another, but at the same time, we’re very much alone.”

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248. “The hardest part of life was watching a loved one walk straight into fire when all you could do was sit and watch them as they burned.”

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249. “Steven and I had always come to the market to check out the fresh flowers, so when Friday came around with the fresh roses, I always stood in the middle of it all, breathing in the memories and breathing out the hurt.”

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250. “That was what I craved. I wanted to sit in the dark and be okay with my feelings. I wanted to bathe in the darkness and let go of the light.”

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