"The Museum of Extraordinary Things" Quotes
A young woman with webbed fingers and a man who photographs the city's underbelly find love amidst the wonders of Coney Island and the tragedies of early 20th-century New York.
historical fiction | 368 pages | Published in 2014
Quotes
A man who takes pride in his work is a man who's worth his salt.
Sometimes a person needs to take a chance.
What we think of as fate is not an event that happens to us. It’s just the way we explain what has happened.
The world can be a cruel place, but it's equally filled with beauty.
We’re all made of water in the end. It’s the most important thing about us.
In the end, we are all outcasts, for that is what it means to be human.
There are things that should be forgotten, but there are things that should never be forgotten.
The human heart is capable of unthinkable things.
Life is a series of moments. To live each one is to succeed.
The world is a strange place, but it's full of beauty.
