Top 500 Jenny Han Quotes (2024 Update)
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351. “In the whole history of my letters, of my liking boys, not once has a boy liked me back at the same time as I liked him. It was always me alone, longing after a boy, and that was fine, that was safe.”

— Jenny Han

352. “She beams at me. “See? There’s a lot to be excited about. And don’t forget the Cheese Shop.” The.”

— Jenny Han

353. “Peter’s gone away on his training weekend. It’s only been one day and I’m already longing for him the way I long for Christmas in July. Peter is my cocoa in a cup, my red mittens, my Christmas morning feeling. He.”

— Jenny Han

354. “What I really want to say is Peter will always pick Lara Jean over Genevieve.”

— Jenny Han

355. “There is a specific kind of fight you can only have with your sister.”

— Jenny Han

356. “We smile at each other and I feel that wonderful sensation of being known by someone.”

— Jenny Han

357. “You’re a little player, Covey. We aren’t even broken up yet and you’re already trying to talk to other guys. I would be hurt if I wasn’t impressed.”

— Jenny Han

358. “I keep trying to block it out, but it keeps on coming back.”

— Jenny Han

359. “Because you know me, you know me better than almost anybody, and you don’t love me.”

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360. “Once I asked her why she didn’t like nuts on her sundae, and she said she did like them, but I loved them. And she loved me.”

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361. “There’s no use in asking what if. No one could ever give you the answers.”

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362. “We are sisters, and there’s nothing she or I can ever say or do to change that.”

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363. “I can see now that it’s the little things, the small efforts, that keep a relationship going.”

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364. “I know Josh and I will mend things, because we’re neighbors, and that’s how it goes with people you see a lot. They mend, almost on their own. But not so for Margot and Josh, with her so far away. If they don’t talk now, the scar will only harden over time, it will calcify, and then they’ll be like strangers who never loved each other, which is the saddest thought of all.”

— Jenny Han

365. “It could have happened lots of ways. But this is the way it happened. This is the path we took. This is our story.”

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366. “It’ only then that I realize: Peter wasn’t the one who needed to get over Genevieve. It was me. All this time with Peter, I’ve been comparing myself to her, all the ways I don’t measure up. All the ways our relationship pales next to theirs. I’m the one who couldn’t let her go. I’m the one who didn’t give us a chance.”

— Jenny Han

367. “It’s probably because you were each other’s firsts. That’s why you can’t let each other go. I’ve heard that’s how it is with firsts, especially with guys.”

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368. “I felt it a week before we left, every time. And then of course, when the time came, I was never ready to leave. I wanted to stay forever.”

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369. “Her eyes never stop shining. It makes me wish I was little again and everything could be solved with a Christmas Day puppy. I.”

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370. “Up close, your face wasn’t so much handsome as beautiful.”

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371. “It’s starting to make sense to me. Why he’d go along with a scheme like this, why he’d spend his time with someone like me. It’s not so he can move on from Gen. It’s so he can’t. I’m just his excuse. I’m holding Genevieve’s place for her. When that piece makes sense, everything else starts to.”

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372. “Most of them are probably in their fifties, but still. I like the way he looks at me, like I am a wood nymph that he happened upon one day and just had to take home to keep.”

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373. “I like him in sweaters. I get the urge to cuddle and pet him like a stuffed animal.”

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374. “I don’t answer. I just kiss him.”

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375. “I move to slug him in the shoulder, and he laughs and grab my hand and links my finger with his. It feels like my heart is beating right through my hand. It’s the first time we’ve hold hands for real, and it feels different from those fake times. like electric currents, in a good way. The best way.”

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376. “It’s funny how much of childhood is about proximity. Like who your best friend is is directly correlated to how close your houses are; who you sit next to in music is all about how close your names are in the alphabet. Such a game of chance.”

— Jenny Han

377. “She’d mopped the floors that morning; they were shiny and everything smelled like lemons and clean house. The phone was ringing in the kitchen, she came running in to answer it, and she slipped. She hit her head on the floor, and she was unconscious, but then she woke up and she was fine. That was her lucid interval. That’s what they call it. A little while later she said she had a headache, she went to lie down on the couch, and then she didn’t wake up.”

— Jenny Han

378. “They had looked at me like I was a real girl, not just somebody’s little sister.”

— Jenny Han

379. “It’s a white-gold princess cut with a diamond halo.”

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380. “John nods. “So I gathered a bunch of sticks and some flowers and I arranged them into the letters FORMAL? in front of your window. But your dad came home while I was in the middle of it, and he thought I was going around cleaning people’s yards. He gave me ten bucks, and I lost my nerve and I just went home.”

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381. “Baking calms me; it’s stabilizing. It’s what I do when I don’t want to think about anything hard. It is an activity that requires very little from you – you just follow the directions, and then at the end you have created something. From ingredients to an actual dessert. It’s like magic. Poof, deliciousness.”

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382. “And I know now too that in some small measure I have the power to hurt him and also the power to make it better.”

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383. “I can feel tears and panic building up inside me. If she asks me another question, it will be too much, and I’ll cry.”

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384. “Angry walking sure gets you places in a hurry.”

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385. “The non-dating type? What kind of type is that? A little mushroom who sits at home in a semidark room growing moss?”

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386. “It took a long time for me to get better, but I did. I got better. But suddenly it’s like the last four years never happened, and I’m feeling all the same terrible feelings about myself that I did back then.”

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387. “She’s kind to me, but there’s this distrust, this wariness. It’s a let’s-wait-and-see kind of feeling- let’s wait and see when you hurt my son again.”

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388. “He thinks I’m so quirky. I’m not planning on being the one to break the news to him that I’m actually not that quirky, that in fact lots of people like to stay home and bake cookies and scrapbook and hang out in libraries. Most of them are probably in their fifties, but still.”

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389. “El amor es aterrador: Cambia, se puede ir. Es parte del riesgo.”

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390. “Ese es todo el punto de una aventura. Empacar ligero y resolver el resto cuando lo necesite.”

— Jenny Han

391. “Is this how people lose touch? I didn’t think that could happen with sisters. Maybe with other people, but never us.”

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392. “You’re in love with love.”

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393. “I have a feeling that when I’m Stormy’s age, these everyday moments will be what I remember: Peter’s head bent, biting into a chocolate chip cookie; the sun coming through the cafeteria window, bouncing off his brown hair; him looking at me.”

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394. “I take a deep breath. “Okay. I can live with that. I mean, who cares about a hot makeout, right? That’s just part of life, right? And you can barely even see my face? You’d have to really know me to know it was me. My full name isn’t on here anywhere, just Lara Jean. There must be a ton of Lara Jeans, right? Right?” Margot.”

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395. “Stormy, who was larger than life, who taught me how to apply red lipstick “so it lasts even after a night of kisses and champagne,” she said. I.”

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396. “What in the world? I stare at him, my mouth open. “I never said you had an STD!”

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397. “But then I think, no, I wouldn’t give up twelve, thirteen, sixteen, seventeen with Peter for the world.”

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398. “There are certain outfits you have that make you feel good every time you wear them, and then there are outfits where you wore them too many times in a row because you liked them so much, and now they just feel like garbage.”

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399. “All I know is that every minute without him feels interminably long, like I’m waiting, just waiting for him to come back to me.”

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400. “I think that time might be different for young people. The minutes longer, stronger, more vibrant.”

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