There is such a thing as "credibility of fame." Fame turns people into idols, and their words into the word of God. When fame is used for good purposes, it can bring about positive change in people's mindset.

In a way all quotes are famous quotes. But I have decided to make the coming few weeks all about the most famous of famous quotes. If you have followed this blog, you have already read a couple of my famous quotes collections. But keep coming back for more over the next few weeks.

Groucho Marx said, "Outside of a dog, a book is probably man's best friend, and inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." If you overlook the bizarre humor in that statement, you will see the relevance of his quote. A book is your faithful companion. In times of boredom read an entertaining book. When you need knowledge, read an informative book. When you need inspiration, pick up a motivating novel. If you are in search of inner peace, take the advice of a spiritual book. And when you are seeking good counsel, read a book that specializes in your area of interest.

A book is your lifetime companion. Befriend books, and they will never let you down. If you are an avid reader, here is an interesting collection of famous book quotes.

William Shakespeare had a way with words. Read this one: "As flies to wanton boys, are we to the gods; they kill us for their sport." Shakespeare loved to play with words, tease the imagination, and use wit to spark new ideas. In fact, Shakespeare's work revolutionized English literature. Some of the terms he coined have become the cornerstone of literature.

What makes Shakespeare stand tall among the lesser mortals? Read Shakespeare to find out.

The Irish are known to be fun loving people. Irish festivals, Irish songs, and Irish culture, encourage people to live a merry life. In Ireland, people mark many celebrations with customary dance and drinking. In fact, many Irish drinking quotes reflect on the "drink-till-you-drop" habit. Here are some Irish quotes that bring out the fun in the celebrations. As the Irish say, "You can take an Irish out of Ireland, but you can't take Ireland out of the Irish."