Books that have made you cry?
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Re: Books that have made you cry?
Most recently, I cried reading the end of Good Omens. Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman each wrote how the book was conceived and written from their own perspective. I mourned for Pratchett again through Gaiman's words.
Otherwise, I usually avoid books I know will make me cry. I can't handle things like Marley and Me because I know I will carry the sadness with me. I still hate that my friends died in Daily Hallows.
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Marianela by Benito Pérez Galdós.
It's one of the greatest, saddest short classic Mexican novels I have ever read. A love story that ends in tragedy, although not the way I expected. Highly recommended read.
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I always get emotional during the heavy parts of the book but the waterworks were really on full-blast while reading these two books.
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I cried reading this book so hard that I threw it on the floor haha. Oh and Marly and me the book. There has been so many. I'm to much of an empath lol
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