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Ever cried at a book?

Yes
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93%
No
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7%
 
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BookReader+6 wrote: 13 Oct 2018, 10:15 Most recently, 'The Reel Sisters' by Michelle Cummings. Years ago, 'Sunshine on my Shoulders'.
Your punch line is hilarious :D
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A book that has made me cry is called a child called it. It broke my heart. It's a very sad story. And sadly it was based on true events. It was someone's life. And that's what broke my heart and made me cry.
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SomaKenya wrote: 18 Oct 2018, 01:29
BookReader+6 wrote: 13 Oct 2018, 10:15 Most recently, 'The Reel Sisters' by Michelle Cummings. Years ago, 'Sunshine on my Shoulders'.
Your punch line is hilarious :D
Thanks!
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BookReader+6 wrote: 18 Oct 2018, 07:30
SomaKenya wrote: 18 Oct 2018, 01:29
BookReader+6 wrote: 13 Oct 2018, 10:15 Most recently, 'The Reel Sisters' by Michelle Cummings. Years ago, 'Sunshine on my Shoulders'.
Your punch line is hilarious :D
Thanks!
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I couldn't recover for days after reading HP and the Deathly Hallows.
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There are many books that make me cry, even re-reading them. Usually this only happens during a series though, when I have become really attached to characters. Recently, a novel made me cry. It is called I Am Grey by Jane Washington and it is free on Kindle Unlimited!
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The first book that make me cry was 'A walk to remember' by Nicholas Sparks. The second was 'A tale of two cities' by Charles Dickens (one of my favorite classics) made me cry like a baby, I was upset for almost a week after I finished that book.
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If you want a book to cry over then I suggest The Serpent King by Jeff Zentner. It is an extremely good book. I do and will recomend this book to anyone.
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A Walk To Remember
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There are so many that have made me cry, but the two I can think off of the top of my head are The Fault in Our Stars by John Green and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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"The Traveler's Best Seller" By Rick Incorvia made me cry. It felt unfortunate to not talk about the section in my latest review, but there were too many factors and specifics about the book in play for me to give anything up. ha

But the emotion caught up between the main character and manifestations from their past brought a new dimension of reality to the book. You essentially watched a person reflect on their most traumatic happenings in their life, and practically stare at their cauterized wounds for many pages and hope they find a way to forgive by the end of it.

The bit totally bowled me over, and it was a very powerful section. I recommend everyone giving the "The Traveler's Best Seller" a try, or skimming over my review if that saves you some time. :D
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Ragenild wrote: 16 Jun 2009, 01:51 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
We Have Always Lived in the Castle, by Shirley Jackson

There've probably been more, those are just the ones I can think of....

Have you read the Sorcerer's Stone?
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, The fault in our stars.
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This was a Marathi book named as Duniyadari. While I was growing up, may be in my early teens, I had read this book. It was about harsh reality about real world. So college friends, their friendship and how life separates them n all. It was my first time realization about real life n real world. It made me realize I was not going to be protected by my parents always, friends won't be always there and adult life will be alone.
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Oh, my goodness. I read this book probably 25 years ago, and it is still the crybaby winner: Bridges of Madison County. I probably never would have read it if it weren't for the movie, and I ended up not even seeing the movie! After I read the book, I didn't want a bad movie to sully my experience. :cry: :cry:
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