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John Irving's A Prayer for Owen Meany. Haven't been able to reread it because the ending was just so gutting.
ik i’m basic but hunger games, Also the Legend series AHHHHH so so good.
I'll never get over Mo Du by Priest...Genuinely scared I'll never find a mystery novel that hit me as hard as this did
默读 Mo Du The Light in the Night
I know that this is a basic book series but the Cruel Prince series. For me, the whole book series had me hooked and I enjoyed every second.
"Everything I never told you" and "The book thief".
hmmm.... POWERLESS!! Never shall I ever get over it
All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer. It was such a beautiful and heartbreaking book. I've never reread it and I'm quite scared to because I've seen it has some quite negative reviews!
The entire OUABH series. I read Book #1 & #2 at the end of last year and made Book #3 my first book of this year and I have yet to read anything as good as that series. I’ve DNF’ed 9 books so far this year and have only managed to finish 4 books as of late. Reading has yet to been the same right now. 😔😔😔.
If he had been with me by laura nowlin The caraval series and the once upon a broken heart series by stephanie garber
the mortal instruments by cassandra clare because they are one of the series that got me into reading
the a court of thorns and roses series by sarah j maas
The American Roommate Experiment. never ever getting over this specially LUCAS MARTIN AHHHH
*SPOILER* Dear John. I threw that book across the room at two in the morning because of the ending
a book I'll never get over is probably haunting adeline
A Doubter's Almanac by Ethan Canin. I straight up wept when I finished it.
The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune. I cry every time and it lives rent free in my head.
Lizzie wrote: "All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer. It was such a beautiful and heartbreaking book. I've never reread it and I'm quite scared to because I've seen it has some quite negative reviews!"Lizzie, if you really loved this book, what other people think of it should not influence you in any way. Everyone has their own interpretations. If you wish to reread it, do so.
Jane Eyre. I know it is an old classic but it really pulls at the heartstrings. I have read it a few times over the years.
ACOTAR seriesA Dog's Purpose
The Little Prince
Black Beauty
Pride and Prejudice
The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy by Robert P. Jones
Slaughterhouse Five, brilliant effective, tragic
A Little Life and The Summer I Died
all the young dudes (prbly cause i'm still in my marauders and harry potter era) but this book wrecked me it emotionally abused me and mentally drained me i was crying so much even tho i knew everyone was gonna die -maybe that made me cry even more and i'm not even an emotional person and i rarely cry- but its been 4 years and i'm still trying to recover and get over it but its always on my mind.
The Lost Girls of Willowbrook. I’m only 70% finished but never has a book moved me so emotionally. It’s based on a true story about a school in Staten Island in the 70’s for the mentally insane, of course we no longer use those words and their words are much harsher.
Harry Potter.... yes, I know...I'm strange
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara I think about Jude daily and randomly cry
Cyclvs Apocalyptvs by José Fortea.It gets dark, it had me sleepless a few nights when I read it the first time.
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Love this book so much! So haunting and moving.