Books make some people learned and knowledgeable, but they can also drive some rigid traditionalists mad. — (Italian Poet) Petrarch
Books make people's minds free. — (Soviet Writer) Glatkov
Books have an immortal power. They are the longest-lasting fruits of human activity. — (British Writer) Smiles
Books are the fruits of science, but science is not the fruit of books. — (British Philosopher) Francis Bacon
Books are the beneficial friends of the elderly and the good teachers of the young. — (British Writer) Smiles
Reading a good book is like making a good friend. — (Chinese Writer) Jian Kejia
Books are the foundation of any kind of knowledge and the foundation of the foundation of any discipline. — (Austrian Writer) Zweig
Books are friends, without passion, but very faithful. — (French Writer) Victor Hugo
Books are inseparable companions, mentors, counselors, and friends in the life of the young. — (Soviet Writer) Gorky
Books are the indisputable companions of both suffering and sweetness; even if they cannot lead us to happiness, they can at least teach us to endure a harsh life. — (British Writer) Goldsmith
Life without books is like life without sunlight. — (British Playwright, Poet) Shakespeare
Books are the life of our era. — (Russian Thinker) Belinsky
Every book opens a window before me. Books are inseparable life companions and mentors for the young. — (Soviet Writer) Gorky
A book is an advisor always by your side, supplying you with the knowledge you need at any time, and allowing you to repeat this advice as often as you wish. — (British Writer) Helen Keller
Society and the human soul are both in books. — (Chinese Writer) Ma Jicai
