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Lovely War by Julie Berry
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it was amazing
bookshelves: books-that-made-me-cry, pvt-books-to-buy, favorites, greek-mythology

I am so numb from reading this that I have nothing to say for now except that oh how I loved this book. I'll write a review when I'm better in my senses.
Till then, here's a playlist I made for this book.
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Quotes Chahat Liked

Julie Berry
“It’s not easy, overseeing love in its toddler phase. It’s a noisy, chattering, babbling thing.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: love

Julie Berry
“You're a brand-new piece of sheet music,' she said slowly, 'for a song which, once played, I'd swear I'd always known.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“If music stops, and art ceases, and beauty fades, what have we then?”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
I feel I know you so well and yet hardly know you at all, so please, help me fill in the missing bits. Tell me what you like for breakfast, and what you would name a dog.
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
Asking you to dance was the most foolish thing I’ve ever done. Look what it did to me.
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: love

Julie Berry
Pepper is a fine name for a dog. A second dog could be named Salt. As for cats, I have no objection, and Ginger and Nutmeg would do nicely. I draw the line at Mustard.
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“Spent casings lay scattered like birdseed at his feet. It felt like a horse had kicked his shoulder. But his pulse thrummed. He liked shooting.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“The sorrow. It came in waves. Just when she thought the storm had subsided, it ambushed her all over again.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“Nothing but the chance to say, wordlessly, Here; you’ve been carrying that alone for a long time. Let me carry it with you awhile.
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“Laughing at their own destruction, casual about carnage. Maybe laughing was the only way to survive it all.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“The most ordinary mortal bodies are housed by spectacular souls.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“Oh, you,” he whispered. “How can you be real?”
“When I’m with you,” she said, “I’m not sure that I am.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: love

Julie Berry
“The first casualty of war is the truth.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: truth, war

Julie Berry
“Lies are worse than no comfort at all. Especially to a mind already scorched by the truth.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“But after two months had passed, time, work, and friendship brought Aubrey to a place where it was possible to hurt, and to laugh, in the same day. He never would’ve guessed he could.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: grief

Julie Berry
“How did one nation produce both humble souls and killers?”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“Love and Art go together like baritone and alto, paint and canvas, like sunrise and a burning atmosphere.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War
tags: art, love, music

Julie Berry
“Mortals aren't meant to love perfection. It disillusions and destroys them in the end.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War

Julie Berry
“I envy the mortals. It’s because they’re weak and damaged that they can love. We need nothing. They’re lucky to need each other.”
Julie Berry, Lovely War


Reading Progress

July 20, 2019 – Shelved
July 20, 2019 – Shelved as: to-read
May 11, 2021 – Started Reading
May 30, 2021 – Shelved as: books-that-made-me-cry
May 30, 2021 – Shelved as: pvt-books-to-buy
May 30, 2021 – Shelved as: favorites
May 30, 2021 – Finished Reading
July 31, 2021 – Shelved as: greek-mythology

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