Books that have made you cry?
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It’s “The Ship Who Searched” by Anne McCaffrey. I read it when I was like, 10 and haven’t really stopped.
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Currently looking for a book that would make me cry so i guess i’m going to be reading this.jsmyla wrote: ↑09 Apr 2023, 21:50 There’s one I immediately thought of as soon as I read this topic! It’s not a book that makes you cry at the end, but something like 50 pages in you start tearing up and it just keeps going and going as the situation worsens till I at least, just have a constant stream of tears for like, 1-2 chapters before it does a jump ahead for passing time.
It’s “The Ship Who Searched” by Anne McCaffrey. I read it when I was like, 10 and haven’t really stopped.
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I’ve had this on my reading list for a while i think it’s finally time to give it a chance.
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And I literally sobbed while reading And the way home gets longer and longer by Fredrik Backman ... so touching! So good!
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I hardly ever ACTUALLY cry over a book or movie. It has to be something that’s really unjust as well as sad, AND the sad part has to go on long enough to go through my stages of “oh no!, This is terrible!, I’m tearing up a bit… I sniffed a bit… It’s getting a little hard to see… a tear finally fell… they’re STILL dragging me through this?… I’ve actually got multiple tears already, you can stop anytime… *dam breaks*”.hee via wrote: ↑11 Apr 2023, 00:06Currently looking for a book that would make me cry so i guess i’m going to be reading this.jsmyla wrote: ↑09 Apr 2023, 21:50 There’s one I immediately thought of as soon as I read this topic! It’s not a book that makes you cry at the end, but something like 50 pages in you start tearing up and it just keeps going and going as the situation worsens till I at least, just have a constant stream of tears for like, 1-2 chapters before it does a jump ahead for passing time.
It’s “The Ship Who Searched” by Anne McCaffrey. I read it when I was like, 10 and haven’t really stopped.
I’m not avoiding crying, it’s just that I’m TOO sensitive about non-fiction so I don’t even want the news much less read the genre. Then with any kind of fiction I know it’s not real so why would I cry about something made up? (never speak of The Green Mile)
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