Elizabeth Noble

About

Elizabeth Noble (born 22 December 1968) is the author of seven novels: The Reading Group, The Friendship Test (previously published as The Tenko Club), Alphabet Weekends, Things I Want My Daughters to Know, The Girl Next Door, The Way We Were and Between a Mother and Her Child, all of which have reached The Sunday Times Top 10 best sellers. Her novel The Reading Group reached number one.

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Quotes from Elizabeth Noble

I don't remember why it all went so wrong. I mean, I do remember. I remember what I did. I just don't remember why anymore. This—you and me—this feels so right. It just seems stupid—so stupid—that we had it before, and we let it go.

—Elizabeth Noble in The Way We Were

Could I have loved you better? Maybe. If that's true, then I'm sorry. Could I have loved you more? I don't think it's possible.

—Elizabeth Noble in Things I Want My Daughters to Know

And there you go—I was alone, without love, for eight years. And it took me about twenty minutes—over a cappuccino and an egg salad sandwich—to fall in love with him.

—Elizabeth Noble in Things I Want My Daughters to Know

Books

Elizabeth Noble has the following books quoted on Quodid: