There's always a person for every book. And a book for every person.

Katarina Bivald
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The quote "There's always a person for every book." from the movie Love Actually is a perfect representation of the way people view books. They are never completely alone. In fact, there is a book for everyone, and everyone has a book. Books are the best friends of the lonely.

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