SOPHIE LI

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3 Day Quotes Challenge: Day 2

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Thank you Darren @ The Arty Plantsman for nominating me for this challenge!

(PS. I totally drafted up this blog post and then forgot to post it yesterday. Oops haha…)

Here are the rules:

  1. Thank the person who nominates you
  2. Post one quote per day for 3 consecutive days
  3. Nominate three new bloggers each day

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Today’s quote:

If only there could be an invention that bottled up a memory, like scent. And it never faded, and it never got stale. And then, when one wanted it, the bottle could be uncorked, and it would be like living the moment all over again.

— Daphne du Maurier, Rebecca

Rebecca was a classic novel that I am glad to have read. Which is your favourite classic novel?

Today I nominate Katie @ Never Not Reading, Priyasha @ Books & Co, and Lois @ My Midnight Musing!

No worries if you don’t do like to do these types of challenges. On the other hand, if you want to do this challenge, consider yourself nominated!

Sophie Li

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27 responses to “3 Day Quotes Challenge: Day 2”

  1. Never Not Reading Avatar
    Never Not Reading

    Thanks for nominating me! I’ve never read Rebecca, but this quote totally reminds me of one of the tents at The Night Circus. Erin Morgenstern must have been a Daphne du Maurier fan!

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      I loved The Night Circus though it’s been a while that I’ve last read it (time for a reread maybe? 🙂 )

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      1. Never Not Reading Avatar
        Never Not Reading

        Re-read! Re-read! Re-read!

        I think I re-read it last year? Not time for me again yet. I’ve got some other re-reads I want to do first. Uprooted, maybe.

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      2. Sophie Li Avatar
        Sophie Li

        It must have been 5 years or so since I read the night circus, so it’s about time that I reread it! It’s amazing that people still talk about it thought it’s been a while since it was published 🙂
        I haven’t read uprooted before though I’ve heard good things about Naomi Novik’s books 🙂

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      3. Never Not Reading Avatar
        Never Not Reading

        I’ve been a Naomi Novik fangirl since before I knew she was a big deal. I got into her dragon series after cover-selecting on a whim. It’s hands down my favorite dragon novel. Then I picked up Uprooted when I just saw it sitting at the bookstore just because it was Naomi Novik. I had no idea it was so popular or that it won the Hugo Award and all that jazz. Still loved it. If you like The Night Circus or The Bear and the Nightingale I strongly recommend Uprooted.

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      4. Sophie Li Avatar
        Sophie Li

        Sounds like you’re a true fan! I added Uprooted to my tbr since it sounds like a fascinating story. I hope to read The Bear and the Nightingale soon too 🙂

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  2. Priyasha Avatar
    Priyasha

    Great post 💜

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Thanks Priyasha!

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  3. Marie Avatar
    Marie

    Oh wow, I don’t know that book, but I love that quote so, very much ❤

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      I’m glad 🙂 Thank you Marie ❤

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  4. haidanwrites Avatar
    haidanwrites

    Rebecca was such a good book! Daphne du Maurier really knew how to describe things well.

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Hello Haidan 🙂 Yes Rebecca was great and I’m so glad that I read it!

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  5. Sieran Lane Avatar
    Sieran Lane

    I would like that memory bottle too, lol.

    My favorite literary classics are: The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot, and Demons by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, both of whom are two of my favorite authors. And they both write psychologically intense prose!

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      I remember you mentioning The Mill on the Floss before. I’ll keep that in mind when I am looking for a classic 🙂

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  6. Beth (Reading Every Night) Avatar
    Beth (Reading Every Night)

    I haven’t read Rebecca either but this is another great quote Sophie, also I would love it if there was a way to bottle memories. I have a really sucky memory so something like that would be a massive help for me! 😀

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Glad that you like this quote Beth 🙂 I can relate to this quote a lot since I associate scents with memory. Smelling a certain scent can remind me of events that happened before. (Not sure if this happens with other people or just me!)
      I would also love to bottle memories up and hang onto them 🙂

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      1. Beth (Reading Every Night) Avatar
        Beth (Reading Every Night)

        I’m gonna say I actually get that a little, there are plenty of smells that I associate with memories from my childhood. If I could bottle those memories up I’d like to live in them. 🙂

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      2. Sophie Li Avatar
        Sophie Li

        Yes I also love the smells that remind me of childhood. Maybe one day there will be an invention to capture smells haha 🙂

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      3. Beth (Reading Every Night) Avatar
        Beth (Reading Every Night)

        Oh that would be amazing! 🙂

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  7. Jayati Avatar
    Jayati

    I loved the quote, it is just so meaningful.

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Glad that you like this quote Jayati 🙂

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  8. 3C Style Avatar
    3C Style

    I lovvvvvve this quote. It reminds me of the madeleine cakes of Marcel Proust (when melting in his mouth it reminded him of his childhood). Have you read Perfume, the story of a murderer by Patrick Süskind? I think that you would like this novel.

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Hi Dominique 🙂 I haven’t read Perfume before, but it sounds like a good (but maybe a bit disturbing?) book.

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      1. 3C Style Avatar
        3C Style

        Disturbing, yes, but in a good way. It is a really good book.

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      2. Sophie Li Avatar
        Sophie Li

        I’ll keep it in mind when I am looking for a classic. Thanks Dominique 🙂

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  9. Stefanie Avatar
    Stefanie

    It would so fun to relive memories that way!

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    1. Sophie Li Avatar
      Sophie Li

      Definitely 🙂 someone should invent a memory bottle!

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