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“I knew all about reading a lot. About how it could take you to a world what was better than the real one. A world where there were adventures and mysteries and magic. Except, of course, books ended eventually, and then you had to go back to being yourself.”
― Chelsea Sedoti, The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett

“Horizons, cheap whisky straight from the bottle
and your hands in mine.”
― Charlotte Eriksson, Empty Roads & Broken Bottles: in search for The Great Perhaps

“I said I liked sunsets
and he said “you should see the sunrise,�
and told me about open fields in Canada, where he’d been. I listened and he talked and my broken heart ached a little lower and not so hard, and I never told him about it, but I think he knew, for by the end of the night he said he liked that I finally smiled and told me to do so more often, and that was just one of many days that didn’t turn out the way I had planned, but just like I needed it to, and that’s where I’d like to live.
So it’s about the endless possibility of every single day.
Be always on your way.”
― Charlotte Eriksson, Another Vagabond Lost To Love: Berlin Stories on Leaving & Arriving

“Never be afraid of opportunities, always be on the lookout for adventures.”
― Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers

“Although I don't know much about anything, I know that I have a story. I know that it is not over. There are shades and shadows of adventures and people and wild new places. Whatever Paris might turn out to be, and whatever Dr. Epstein is able to do, I want to be there to find out.”
― Emily Barr, The One Memory of Flora Banks

“Movies were movies, whether they were old or new. They always captivated me, pulled me into worlds where anything was possible. Worlds where there were adventures and surprises, and life was never dull.”
― Chelsea Sedoti, The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett

“Our lives are composed of unexpected moments and unforgettable adventures.”
― Erin Forbes, Fire & Ice: The Lost Dreamer

“No life is more real than the life full of adventure!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Movies were movies, whether they were old or new. They always captivated me, pulled me into worlds where anything was possible. Worlds where there were adventures and surprises, and life was never dull.
The only thing I didn't like about movies was when the credits rolled and returned me to real life.”
― Chelsea Sedoti, The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett

“My father's a frustrated explorer, so I'm on a first-name basis with a lot of dead men." "Yes, there's a whole generation of those kind of fathers, isn't there? Men cut out for Shackleton's adventures but forced to work as accountants or teachers...It's a bloody shame, actually. There's nothing left for them.”
― Ashley Shelby, South Pole Station

“A good adventure is like a good literature. They both descend to the depths of our souls and they become unforgettable all our lives!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Living on one's own is not always ideal - but then, neither is marriage. The mated format is charted territory. Those venturing into singlehood are the Lewis and Clarks of a pioneering lifestyle with few maps, unexpected ambushes, and an infinity of adventures. Therein lies its glory!”
― Barbara Feldon, Living Alone and Loving It

“And then I knew that despite all the pain and hard work all of us had gone through, despite the sadness and anger we felt, in the end, everything was going to be fine.
But I did not know when the end was, or if it was even near.
But that did not matter.
I preferred to look towards it in anticipation rather than worry about it. One new day equalled to one new adventure. And right now, I still had plenty of days left in my life. So I did not decide to sit down and plan out my life.
Instead, I decided to sit back, relax, and see where life would take me.”
― Erica Sehyun Song, Thorns in the Shadow

“Skulls" said Lady Lamorna. "Definitely skulls. Rows and rows of dear little skulls, sewn all along the hem.”
― Vivian French, The Robe of Skulls

“Adventures are not predictable and moderately exciting, with predetermined outcomes. Adventures are things going wrong: situations you don't expect, friends who betray you, equipment that fails when you most need it, enemies who are stronger and even smarter than you, and the possibility--no, the certainty, at times--that you will be injured or die. And it is for the real adventures--the ones where your knowledge, your skills, and your strength of character are necessary to complete your assigned mission--that the carefully designed training adventures here in the Academy prepare you.”
― Elizabeth Moon, Into the Fire

“On Adventure - Adventure is just another word for trouble.”
― Marsha Hinds

“Rosier flung himself off his horse and ran towards then, already shouting. 'What a landing! What skill! The Prince and Princess of the Air!'
'And me?' said Armand, tossing Rosier a rope. 'Don't I warrant a mention?'
'Bah, you're not in this story!' Rosier pulled back on the line, holding it tight. 'My story is full of passion! Poetry! Danger and Thrills! But, if I ever write something in praise of tiny little numbers in a row - then Armand, you will be the hero.”
― Gita Trelease, ·¡²Ô³¦³ó²¹²Ô³Ùé±ð

“Émilie partit faire un tour
avec sa meilleure amie Vanessa dans les bois.
En pleine discussion entre filles, Émilie ne
prêta aucune attention au danger qu’elle
courait dans cette zone déserte jusqu’au
moment où elle poussa un cri époustouflant
ne laissant aucun de ses camarades
indifférent: un scorpion l'avait piqué!”
― Ikrame Selkani, Il était une fois Émilieâ€�

“«Je nÂ’utilise aucun appareil pour
me réveiller le matin, c’est mon horloge
biologique qui s’en charge. J’ai appris à faire
25confiance à mon corps, comme à moi-même,
et je suis très bien dans ma peau»”
― Ikrame Selkani, Il était une fois Émilieâ€�

“Six heures s'écoulèrent
comme un coup de vent, dans cette chambre
où il se retrouvait, seul, face à ses toiles et à
une musique qui ne le dérangeait même pas,
malgré le volume de la chaîne Hi-fi tourné au
maximum. Un petit instant de silence se
marqua vu que le CD de musique sÂ’arrêta.”
― Ikrame Selkani, Il était une fois Émilieâ€�

“The four of us stood in silence as we watched the surrounding girls play games or gossip. It was almost as if I did not belong here anymore. It was like I was peering in through a window from a completely different world.”
― Erica Sehyun Song, Thorns in the Shadow

“Time is a funny thing. You can go through it and meddle with it, but nothing can stay permanent. So even if everything so far had not happened, time would still have managed to find a way to make all this happen.”
― Erica Sehyun Song, Thorns in the Shadow

“I felt so much older now, so much more responsible. I guess that there were some positive outcomes: I knew more things than usual, and I knew that I really could accomplish anything and everything. But sometimes, all a fifteen-year-old girl wants is to stop growing. She wants time to slow down and eventually stand still where she can be young and inexperienced forever. Sometimes, she simply wants to remain a child.”
― Erica Sehyun Song, Thorns in the Shadow

“Seawater Oneâ€�
The book worth waiting for has finally been published and is now available at Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble.com, BooksAMillion.com as well as Independent Book Stores & Distributors!
“Seawater One� is a graphic coming-of-age book written by Award Winning Captain Hank Bracker, who received two “FAPA� silver medals for “The Exciting Story of Cuba� in 2016. In June of 2016 Captain Hank Bracker was selected to be Hillsborough County’s author of the month�. He swept the field with three “FAPA� bronze, silver and gold medals, for “Suppressed I Rise� in August of 2017 and has now completed the long awaited “Seawater One�!
Starting in pre-World War II Hamburg, Germany, “Seawater One� traces Captain Hank Bracker’s adventurous time from the depression years, to his youth on the streets of Jersey City. Without inhibitions he relates the life he led in a bygone era. Follow his first voyage to sea on a foreign cargo passenger ship and his education at Admiral Farragut Academy in New Jersey and then at Maine Maritime Academy where he learned much more than just the art of seamanship.
This book begins with a short history of Germany and Captain Hank’s early life in America. It recounts his childhood years but soon escalates to the red hot accounts of his erotic discoveries. It’s a book that you will enjoy and perhaps even identify with. Certainly it demonstrates that life should be lived to the fullest!”
― Captain Hank Bracker, "Seawater One...."

“People who spend money on experiences instead of things are just happier all around.”
― Jacob Morgan, The Employee Experience Advantage: How to Win the War for Talent by Giving Employees the Workspaces they Want, the Tools they Need, and a Culture They Can Celebrate

“Your curse still isn't really broken. The castle and everyone in it have been forgotten. No one remembers this place. You could find all les charmantes and bring them here. Bring them home. And get yourself... uncursed."
"Hmmm," Rosalind said, thinking. "Not bad. It's an odd idea, considering this is the place we almost came to our end... but it's intriguing. Yes, I like it. Go find everyone and bring them home. Really, it's the least you could do after what your parents did."
Maurice might have given Rosalind a little frown at that last bit, but she shrugged.
The Beast blinked. "Go... find them? Me?"
"Yes. Why not?" Belle said with a smile, reading his thoughts. "You would have to actually go out into the world that you've been watching for so long in your magic mirror."
"With you," the Beast said without missing a beat. "I could do anything, with you."
Belle grinned and started to answer...
... and then saw Maurice and Rosalind, who were both watching her to see what she would do.
Belle had a family again. She had a mother- the most interesting, perplexing mother in the world- whom she had just met. There was too much to ask her, to talk about.
But this was finally her chance to go out on those adventures she had always dreamed of. Abandoned Greek islands, the hearts of never-before-seen forests, even Paris and Rome.... They would travel the world looking for reclusive charmantes to bring home. Who knew what they might see!”
― Liz Braswell, As Old as Time

“only boring people get bored.”
― Michelle Vaid, Mr Peter's Adventures In Siracusa, Sicily. - Le Avventure di Peter a Siracusa, Sicilia.

“Adventures are what make life interesting and entering their world is what makes life meaningful.”
― Salam Al Shereida

“Cowards cannot have an adventure, because adventure requires staying calm when things get roughy!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Somebody with a flair for small cynicism once said, 'We live and do not learn.' But I have learned some things.
I have learned that if you must leave a place that you have lived in and loved and where all your yesterdays are buried deep -- leave it any way except a slow way, leave it the fastest way you can. Never turn back and never believe than an hour you remember is a better hour because it is dead. Passed years seem safe ones, vanquished ones, while the future lives in a cloud, formidable from a distance. The cloud clears as you enter it. I have learned this, but like everyone, I learned it late.”
― Beryl Markham, West with the Night