My Favorite Epigraphs (3)

Epigraphs are something that I have started to really pay attention to and look for in my books over the past year or so. I can get really emotional over a really poignant epigraph! I've already shared some of my favorites in the past, but as I have discovered some more recently, I thought I would put together another post of them.
Let me know one of your favorite epigraphs down below!

Read my favorite Epigraphs Part 1
Read my favorite Epigraphs Part 2

Just One Day, Gayle Forman

"All the world's a stage, 

And all the men and women merely players: 

They have their exits and their entrances; 

And one man in his time plays many parts...."

- As You Like It, William Shakespeare 

Just One Year, Gayle Forman

"When I was home, I was in a better place: 

but travelers must be content." 

- As You Like It, William Shakespeare 

Paper Towns, John Green

"People say friends don't destroy one another.

What do they know about friends?"

- 'Game Shows Touch our Lives' The Mountain Goats 

The Impossible Knife of Memory, Laurie Halse Anderson

"-These are men whose minds the Dead have ravished. Memory fingers in their hair of murders..."

- "Mental Cases", Wilfred Owen  

Belle Epoque, Elizabeth Ross 

"There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it."

- Edith Wharton  

Let me know your favorite epigraph! I am always on the look-out for great epigraphs.