Books that have made you cry?
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The Joys of motherhood by Buchi Emecheta. That book introduced me to literature. I wailed when I read it. It’s one of the best.
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That's very relatable. I don't know how anyone could be immune to Dobby. My main tear jerker is a fictional modern-day fairy tale romance (not my usual genre but it was really well done), Impossible by Nancy Werlin. I highly recommend it!
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Oh yes...I disliked that book for a long time. But it opened my eyes to a lot of things...making me questions cultural values against women.
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Exactly. Nnuego had it rough. Her CHI definitely abandoned her.Korie ifeoma chisom wrote: ↑20 Jan 2022, 14:13
Oh yes...I disliked that book for a long time. But it opened my eyes to a lot of things...making me questions cultural values against women.
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