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A book that made you uncontrollably sob at 3 am
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Aug 19, 2024 02:38PM
The Green Mile by Stephen King. Heartbreaking story. Also, Khaled Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns
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The ending of Powerless by Lauren Roberts and (SPOILER ALERT FOR FOURTH WING) when Liam died in Fourth wing. I cried for DAYS.
good girl bad blood (sequel to agggtm) SPOILER!!-- the part where child brunswick is killed, I SOB he did not deserve that bro
never the sobbing kind, I only suptess my tears but I made not exceptions with Crooked kingdom, powerless
omg a Little Life and I'm dying to find people to talk about it
Still Beating by Jennifer Hartmann, holy crap that book made my heart hurt
A thousand boy kisses (Cried every chapter except one. Basically the entire book) The things we leave unfinished (Cried so hard. SO HARD)
I'll Give you the Sun by Jandy Nelson, and the last page of Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe :')
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Supernova the renegade trilogy is fairly nice, no one really dies until Supernova.
it's like Marrisa Meyer went beast mode.
The Shake by Paul YoungMarley and Me by John Grogan
It wasn't at 3 AM, instead it was listening to the audiobook on my commute home from work (of course in heavy traffic). I was ugly crying over A Man Called Ove. I've also sobbed uncontrollably at several points throughout Stephen King's Dark Tower series.
The book thief, the song of achilles, redeeming 6, taming 7 and a little life
My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult. If you've seen the movie but not read the book, don't judge.An addendum: The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold; her debut novel.
The song of Achilles! 🫶🏼 True notebooks by Mark Salzman!
Theresa (mysteries.and.mayhem) wrote: "It wasn't at 3 AM, instead it was listening to the audiobook on my commute home from work (of course in heavy traffic). I was ugly crying over A Man Called Ove. I've also sobbed u..."
That ending! I’ve never felt as much sympathy for a fictional character as I did for Roland.
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Judith Speed wrote: "That ending! I’ve never felt as much sympathy for a fictional character as I did for Roland."Agreed. 🖤 I went through such a rollercoaster of emotions with Roland, which I'm sure is exactly what King wanted to happen. From hate, to pity, to all-out love. Those books put me through the wringer!
The Fault in Our Stars made me ugly cry
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue <3
The Nightingale… I had to get out of bed and finish reading in the living room so I didn’t wake my husband with my sobbing.
My sister's keeper. I think it's the saddest book I ever read
the last letter by Rebecca yaros a thousand boy kisses by tillie Cole
I fell in love with hope by Lancali .I ugly cried.
Anything from Jessica Sorensen especially stories about Callie and Kayden and anything from Collen Hoover
Nothing bcz my mom doesn't let me stay up that late.
Maestro by Auden Dar, major ugly tears at 2am
I just finished The Ursulina by Brian Freeman. I have to add it to my list in this category.
Theresa (mysteries.and.mayhem) wrote: "It wasn't at 3 AM, instead it was listening to the audiobook on my commute home from work (of course in heavy traffic). I was ugly crying over A Man Called Ove. I've also sobbed u..."
omg I thought I was the only one to cry over the dark tower :')
I named my son after Roland!
Jordyn wrote: "Theresa (mysteries.and.mayhem) wrote: "It wasn't at 3 AM, instead it was listening to the audiobook on my commute home from work (of course in heavy traffic). I was ugly crying over [book:A Man Cal..."I have never had so much sympathy for a fictional character. “Yeah, you saved the entire universe. Now do it all again and get it right this time!”
Books that made me cry:The Nightingale
A Thousand Splendid Suns
and the most ever.... A Little Life
If he had been with me and ACOWAR both made me cry
999 The Extraordinary Young Women of the First Official Transport to Auschwitz by Heather Dune Macadam<\b>Unfathomable what all of these people endured because of the holocaust
The miraculous adventure of Edward Tulane. I sober my eyes out through the entire book, I still choke up about it
-Reckless-If only he had been with me
-It starts with us
-The fault in our stars
-A wish for us
All the bright places, the song of Achilles, Clockwork princess
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