Books that made you cry so badly your tear ducts dried up
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Books that made you cry so badly your tear ducts dried up
- awelker
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The NOtebook
Walk to Remember
The Wedding
My Sisters Keeper
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- CollegeReader
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I agree. The Pact made me cry soo much ... all three times I read it =) For some reason, I truly adore that book. Guess I'm a sucker for love stories ...
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CollegeReader wrote:im a sucker too.I think the author Jodi Picoult can write so beautifully but all of her books are so sad.[/quote wrote:
I agree. The Pact made me cry soo much ... all three times I read it =) For some reason, I truly adore that book. Guess I'm a sucker for love stories ...
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Audrey Niffenegger writes really differently and at first I was really confused about how she flicked from one time to another, but I really enjoyed it.
I liked the Pact too, but that was sad, I would have to agree with you all that I am also a sucker for love stories. teehee
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My most recent weepy session was when re-reading Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin for the first time in years!
I do love the old Victorian tear-jerkers!
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i cried like a big baby too when they both died. It was really sad. Both of my favorite characters.Rebeca Darklight wrote:Ok.... I'm going to be honest here. I used to be really stoic and only cried after one of my several rereadings of The diary of Anne Frank when I was 13 or so, until I read HP & The Order of the Phoenix and Sirius died. I cried like a baby, a big, huge, fat baby. Cried for hours and cursed JK Rowling... Go ahead and hate me for it... Oh, and I cried also when DD died in book 6. And I haven't cried again while reading a book. Yes, I know.
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