Top 400 Jojo Moyes Quotes (2024 Update)
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Jojo Moyes Quote: “It’s the fact that when you spend all day in proximity to someone, there is no escape from their moods. Or your own.”

301. “It’s the fact that when you spend all day in proximity to someone, there is no escape from their moods. Or your own.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “She has several imaginary conversations with him and two imaginary arguments.”

302. “She has several imaginary conversations with him and two imaginary arguments.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He had blown in with the soft breezes of a wider world, and it was weirdly seductive.”

303. “He had blown in with the soft breezes of a wider world, and it was weirdly seductive.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Live boldly. Push yourself. Don’t settle. Wear those stripy legs with pride.”

304. “Live boldly. Push yourself. Don’t settle. Wear those stripy legs with pride.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He dropped his head and kissed her. He kisses her and it was a kiss of utter certainty, the kind of kiss during which monarchs die and whole continents fall without your even noticing.”

305. “He dropped his head and kissed her. He kisses her and it was a kiss of utter certainty, the kind of kiss during which monarchs die and whole continents fall without your even noticing.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I never really cared what anyone thought of me until he came along, ” she said. “And now, I can’t believe it’s me he’s chosen. Every morning I wake up and thank God that he did. Every night I go to bed praying that time will go that much faster so that I can be with him again. I think all the time about what he’s doing, who he’s talking to. Not in a jealous way, or anything. I just want to be closer to him, and if I can imagine what he’s doing, then that helps.”

306. “I never really cared what anyone thought of me until he came along, ” she said. “And now, I can’t believe it’s me he’s chosen. Every morning I wake up and thank God that he did. Every night I go to bed praying that time will go that much faster so that I can be with him again. I think all the time about what he’s doing, who he’s talking to. Not in a jealous way, or anything. I just want to be closer to him, and if I can imagine what he’s doing, then that helps.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “This is where any sensible person pulls together the remnants of their self-respect, announces that they deserve more, and walks off to find someone who can give them a whole self, not snatched lunchtimes and haunted, empty evenings.”

307. “This is where any sensible person pulls together the remnants of their self-respect, announces that they deserve more, and walks off to find someone who can give them a whole self, not snatched lunchtimes and haunted, empty evenings.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I’ve had a very good life, Louisa. I loved my job and I worked with some wonderful people. I traveled to Paris, Milan, Berlin, London, far more than most women my age... I had my beautiful apartment and some excellent friends. You mustn’t worry about me. All this nonsense about women having it all. We never could and we never shall. Women always have to make difficult choices. But there is a great consolation in simply doing something you love.”

308. “I’ve had a very good life, Louisa. I loved my job and I worked with some wonderful people. I traveled to Paris, Milan, Berlin, London, far more than most women my age... I had my beautiful apartment and some excellent friends. You mustn’t worry about me. All this nonsense about women having it all. We never could and we never shall. Women always have to make difficult choices. But there is a great consolation in simply doing something you love.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “We danced as if we had nothing else to do but dance. Lord, it felt good. I had forgotten the joy of just existing, of losing yourself in the music... I let go of everything, my problems floating away like helium balloons: my awful job, my picky boss, my failure to move on. I became a thing, alive, moving, joyful.”

309. “We danced as if we had nothing else to do but dance. Lord, it felt good. I had forgotten the joy of just existing, of losing yourself in the music... I let go of everything, my problems floating away like helium balloons: my awful job, my picky boss, my failure to move on. I became a thing, alive, moving, joyful.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “What am I meant to do with what’s left?”

310. “What am I meant to do with what’s left?”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I hadn’t thought that as well as the obvious fears about money, and your future, losing your job would make you feel inadequate, and a bit useless. That it would be harder to get up in the morning then when you were rudely shocked into consciousness by the alarm. That you might miss the people you worked with, no matter how little you had in common with them. Or even that you might find yourself searching for familiar faces as you walked the high street.”

311. “I hadn’t thought that as well as the obvious fears about money, and your future, losing your job would make you feel inadequate, and a bit useless. That it would be harder to get up in the morning then when you were rudely shocked into consciousness by the alarm. That you might miss the people you worked with, no matter how little you had in common with them. Or even that you might find yourself searching for familiar faces as you walked the high street.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I remembered Agnes’s words: that we who traveled far from home would always have our hearts in two places. I placed my hand on the candlewick bedspread. And, finally, I wept.”

312. “I remembered Agnes’s words: that we who traveled far from home would always have our hearts in two places. I placed my hand on the candlewick bedspread. And, finally, I wept.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “We see what we want to see, after all, especially when blinded by physical attraction.”

313. “We see what we want to see, after all, especially when blinded by physical attraction.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Here’s the thing about middle-class people. They pretend not to look, but they do. They’re too polite to actually stare. Instead, they do this weird thing of catching sight of Will in their field of vision and then determinedly not looking at him. Until he’s gone past, at which point their gaze flickers toward him, even while they remain in conversation with someone else. They won’t talk about him, though. Because that would be rude.”

314. “Here’s the thing about middle-class people. They pretend not to look, but they do. They’re too polite to actually stare. Instead, they do this weird thing of catching sight of Will in their field of vision and then determinedly not looking at him. Until he’s gone past, at which point their gaze flickers toward him, even while they remain in conversation with someone else. They won’t talk about him, though. Because that would be rude.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I know the subtlest movements of the city because I no longer sleep.”

315. “I know the subtlest movements of the city because I no longer sleep.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Books are what teach you about life. Books teach you empathy. But you can’t buy books if you barely got enough to make rent. So that library is a vital resource! You shut a library, Louisa, you don’t just shut down a building, you shut down hope.”

316. “Books are what teach you about life. Books teach you empathy. But you can’t buy books if you barely got enough to make rent. So that library is a vital resource! You shut a library, Louisa, you don’t just shut down a building, you shut down hope.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He will be out there, living his life to the full, when she seems to have put hers perennially on hold.”

317. “He will be out there, living his life to the full, when she seems to have put hers perennially on hold.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “That’s the thing you don’t know about children unless you have them – bath time, Lego, and fish fingers don’t allow you to dwell on tragedy for too long.”

318. “That’s the thing you don’t know about children unless you have them – bath time, Lego, and fish fingers don’t allow you to dwell on tragedy for too long.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “All babies look like currant buns to me.”

319. “All babies look like currant buns to me.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I thought about the fact that there seemed to be such a high cost to anything a woman chose to do with her life, unless she simply aimed low. But I knew that already, didn’t I? I had come here and it had cost me dear.”

320. “I thought about the fact that there seemed to be such a high cost to anything a woman chose to do with her life, unless she simply aimed low. But I knew that already, didn’t I? I had come here and it had cost me dear.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “The men were less interesting to look at, but nearly all had that air about them that I could sometimes detect in Will – of wealth and entitlement, a sense that life would settle itself agreeably around them.”

321. “The men were less interesting to look at, but nearly all had that air about them that I could sometimes detect in Will – of wealth and entitlement, a sense that life would settle itself agreeably around them.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “The difference between growing up like me and growing up like Will was that he wore his sense of entitlement lightly. I think if you grow up as he had done, with wealthy parents, in a nice house, if you go to good schools and nice restaurants as a matter of course, you probably just have this sense that good things will fall into place, that your position in the world is naturally an elevated one.”

322. “The difference between growing up like me and growing up like Will was that he wore his sense of entitlement lightly. I think if you grow up as he had done, with wealthy parents, in a nice house, if you go to good schools and nice restaurants as a matter of course, you probably just have this sense that good things will fall into place, that your position in the world is naturally an elevated one.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Up in this high air you breathed easily, drawing in a vital assurance and lightness of heart. In the highlands you woke up in the morning and.”

323. “Up in this high air you breathed easily, drawing in a vital assurance and lightness of heart. In the highlands you woke up in the morning and.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I kissed him and let my lips rest against his so that our breath mingled and the tears from my eyes became salt on his skin, and I told myself that, somewhere, tiny particles of him would become tiny particles of me, ingested, swallowed, alive, perpetual.”

324. “I kissed him and let my lips rest against his so that our breath mingled and the tears from my eyes became salt on his skin, and I told myself that, somewhere, tiny particles of him would become tiny particles of me, ingested, swallowed, alive, perpetual.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “If you’d bothered to ask me, Clark, if you’d bothered to consult me just once about this so-called fun outing of ours, I could have told you. I hate horses, and horse racing. Always have. But you didn’t bother to ask me. You decided what you thought you’d like me to do, and you went ahead and did it. You did what everyone else does. You decided for me.”

325. “If you’d bothered to ask me, Clark, if you’d bothered to consult me just once about this so-called fun outing of ours, I could have told you. I hate horses, and horse racing. Always have. But you didn’t bother to ask me. You decided what you thought you’d like me to do, and you went ahead and did it. You did what everyone else does. You decided for me.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “And I ordered the cheesecake.”

326. “And I ordered the cheesecake.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “And when it came down to it, what was the point in re-examining your sadness all the time anyway? It was like picking at a wound and refusing to let it heal. I knew what I had been part of. I knew what my role was. What was the point in going over and over it?”

327. “And when it came down to it, what was the point in re-examining your sadness all the time anyway? It was like picking at a wound and refusing to let it heal. I knew what I had been part of. I knew what my role was. What was the point in going over and over it?”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I had a vague memory of the intensity of teenage female relationships; more of a passion than a normal friendship.”

328. “I had a vague memory of the intensity of teenage female relationships; more of a passion than a normal friendship.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “We had thought it a little odd, but what did we know? Lou has been peculiar since birth, after all. Mum.”

329. “We had thought it a little odd, but what did we know? Lou has been peculiar since birth, after all. Mum.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “She was always tired, these days. She put on one of those smiles that wasn’t really a smile at all, and they went on.”

330. “She was always tired, these days. She put on one of those smiles that wasn’t really a smile at all, and they went on.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “She doesn’t know what to say. She feels quietly furious with him, while conscious that she has no right to be. What has he ever promised her, after all?”

331. “She doesn’t know what to say. She feels quietly furious with him, while conscious that she has no right to be. What has he ever promised her, after all?”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “And I kissed him until reason seeped out through my pores and I became a living pulse, conscious only of what I wanted to do to him.”

332. “And I kissed him until reason seeped out through my pores and I became a living pulse, conscious only of what I wanted to do to him.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Beside me Sam had started to shake silently. “Stop them,” he murmured. “I’m going to bust my stitches.”

333. “Beside me Sam had started to shake silently. “Stop them,” he murmured. “I’m going to bust my stitches.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He smelled of warm, sleepy male. She had forgotten what a weirdly potent scent that was.”

334. “He smelled of warm, sleepy male. She had forgotten what a weirdly potent scent that was.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “It’s like he’s determined not to see the good in anything.”

335. “It’s like he’s determined not to see the good in anything.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He could be happy, if surrounded by the right people, if allowed to be Will, instead of The Man in the Wheelchair, the list of symptoms, the object of pity. And.”

336. “He could be happy, if surrounded by the right people, if allowed to be Will, instead of The Man in the Wheelchair, the list of symptoms, the object of pity. And.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I don’t know. Maybe I just believe in second chances.”

337. “I don’t know. Maybe I just believe in second chances.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “If someone wanted to be with you, after all, they just made it happen.”

338. “If someone wanted to be with you, after all, they just made it happen.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “You had to seize the day. You had to embrace opportunities as they came. You had to be the kind of person who said yes.”

339. “You had to seize the day. You had to embrace opportunities as they came. You had to be the kind of person who said yes.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I ache, I rattle with supplements, and my grandchildren cannot believe I have ever been anything but prehistoric.”

340. “I ache, I rattle with supplements, and my grandchildren cannot believe I have ever been anything but prehistoric.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I turned away, unexpectedly afraid to look at him. I was afraid of what he might be feeling, the depth of his loss, the extent of his fears. Will Traynor’s life had been so far beyond the experiences of mine. Who was I to tell him how he should want to live it?”

341. “I turned away, unexpectedly afraid to look at him. I was afraid of what he might be feeling, the depth of his loss, the extent of his fears. Will Traynor’s life had been so far beyond the experiences of mine. Who was I to tell him how he should want to live it?”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “You should have been here, Will, I told him silently. It was you she really needed.”

342. “You should have been here, Will, I told him silently. It was you she really needed.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “None of us lasts forever, do we? If I’m honest, seeing her like that was an unwelcome reminder of my own mortality. Of what I had been. Of what we all must become.”

343. “None of us lasts forever, do we? If I’m honest, seeing her like that was an unwelcome reminder of my own mortality. Of what I had been. Of what we all must become.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Pengetahuan adalah Senjata.”

344. “Pengetahuan adalah Senjata.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “Why do you think nobody writes love letters like these anymore?” she says instead, pulling one from her bag. “I mean, yes, there are texts and e-mails and things, but nobody sends them in language like this, do they? Nobody spells it out anymore like our unknown lover did.”

345. “Why do you think nobody writes love letters like these anymore?” she says instead, pulling one from her bag. “I mean, yes, there are texts and e-mails and things, but nobody sends them in language like this, do they? Nobody spells it out anymore like our unknown lover did.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “She cried like someone heartbroken.”

346. “She cried like someone heartbroken.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “It seemed unfair that despite the fact he could not use them, or feel them, his extremities should cause him so much discomfort.”

347. “It seemed unfair that despite the fact he could not use them, or feel them, his extremities should cause him so much discomfort.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “He kissed her, and knew he was trying to tell her the depth of how he felt. Even as he lost himself in her, felt her hair sweep across his face, his chest, her lips meet his skin, her fingers, he understood that there were people for whom one other was their missing part.”

348. “He kissed her, and knew he was trying to tell her the depth of how he felt. Even as he lost himself in her, felt her hair sweep across his face, his chest, her lips meet his skin, her fingers, he understood that there were people for whom one other was their missing part.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “I wondered if she knew that everything she said made the other person feel like an idiot. I wondered if it was something she’d actually cultivated deliberately. I didn’t think I could ever manage to make someone feel inferior.”

349. “I wondered if she knew that everything she said made the other person feel like an idiot. I wondered if it was something she’d actually cultivated deliberately. I didn’t think I could ever manage to make someone feel inferior.”

Jojo Moyes Quote: “You came for a romantic weekend to Paris. In your flip-flops.”

350. “You came for a romantic weekend to Paris. In your flip-flops.”

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