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what’s a book that you’ll never get over?
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Dylan Page - The Bleeding Hearts Duet. It broke me.
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The Devils Advocate Morris West . I read it years ago and it's still with me .
The Renegades trilogy by Marisa Meyer
Tuesdays with morrie- Mitch Albom. one last rainy day.- Kate Stewart. where the red fern grows.
The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness
Honor - I was still thinking about this book months after- and the Nightingale came close as well .
CaraMarie wrote: "Addie LaRue, any Backman novel, and The Graveyard Book"This is good stuff. Have you read Lois M. Bujold (sci fi/fantasy) or I guess the Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman gateway book Good Omens?
a court of thorns and roses by Sarah j maas
The Dollar Series by Pepper Winters is a never forget series for me
I remember reading Go Ask Alice by "Anonymous" (Beatrice Sparks) as a young preteen. I know now that it's a heavy-handed anti-drug novel and not a real teenager's diary, but having thought it was real at the time really messed me up lol. I haven't read it since, but it hasn't left me.
I read:"A Thousand Boy-Kisses"
Its one of my very few 5 star reviews. I loved this book, I cried throughout the entire duration of reading this book.
But then the epilogue.
Ugh.
The absolutist… I think of the what if and whys all the time! I just need the story from the second protagonist point of view!
There are 2. The first is called The Star Maker by William Olaf Stapledon, which I think about on a regular basis. The second is a short story called The Machine Stops by EM Forster (only about 30 pages I think, if you haven't read it, read it ASAP!!)
One Day. I sat speechless for the longest time
Throne of Glass series, I remember details after years I finished books
Demon Copperhead - it truly deserved the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. I read it over a year ago and I still think about the characters and the struggles of those who live in the Appalachians.
anything fredrik backman has ever written
the peculiar peggs of Riddling Woods this is a children books which I read almost 2 years ago and still thinking about it everyday
My sisters keeper. That was a tough book to read and even harder to think about. But in a way Jodi Picult is like that with most of her books if not all of them.
Kailyn wrote: "Divine Rivals 🫶🏼"I just started this one today.
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara. This book is still at the forefront of my mind every single day and I read it a few months ago. I don't think I'll ever stop thinking about it. It’s a beautiful book and yet I won't recommend it to anyone because of all its triggers. In my opinion, it’s one of the best books I've ever read.
Tasha wrote: "The Kite Runner"Agree -- that was a devastating book.
A Little Life by: Hanya YanagiharaI read this quite a while ago and I still think about it.
Killua wrote: "paperweight by meg haston. its just such a beautiful book that I even started to tab it and I think I should just buy another copy since its only $5 and just start annotating my current one somehow..."may i ask what this one is about??
lucy wrote: "the shadow of kyoshi by F.C. Yee 😫🫶🏼"honey, i second this. it was so brutal that it wouldn't pass censorship if it would to be animated. this is the Avatar we NEED and WANT.
the invisible life of Addie LaRue and the seven year slip
Ugly Love and November 9th from Colleen Hoover
All the bright placestruly broke me, but also saved my life
The book thief, I’ll think back to it and just start crying the whole last 50 pages I was completely bawling
@Nabatea omg finally somebody else who’s read it!! it seems like no one else on goodreads knows the series 😭😭 have you read the yangchen books yet??
The Light We Lost crushed me completely.
Acotar series in general and the things we leave unfinished
And Then I Met You… at least until Living For You comes out and it becomes a gut-wrenching middle instead of a devastating end.
sometimes i sit down and randomly remember A Thousand Splendid Suns and get extremely sad, its always at the most random intervals.
The Nightingale, The Midnight Library, and The Magic Fish
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