Books that have made you cry?
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Re: Books that have made you cry?
The one book that made me cry was The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, and it immediately became my favourite book. I love every one of those characters like family members, and I was so upset that it had to end.
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First of all I would like to introduce myself somehow, and I guess this would be nice. My name is Brenda, I'm from Chicago and living in Puerto Rico.....long story short. I love to read, and I finally have found a safe haven. A book that always makes me cry is any book written by Nicholas Sparks, he always has me bawling like a little baby. The one that really punches me in the gut and makes me cry rivers is The Rescue, I remember I finished reading this book about a year and a half ago before starting work. I used to work in San Juan, which is an hour and a half hours away by car and that would be my everyday trip, and I would always be the first one there, and since I had about 30 minutes before I started, I started to read. I'm used to reading fast and even faster when I'm short of time, so I got to finish the ending but before I finished I had the instinct of what was going to happen, so I stopped, but the book down and started to cry and suddenly someone walks in and asks me OMG, are you ok, and im wiping my tears because there was nothing wrong with me but I felt stupid anyway and I was like no im ok, when that person left I finished what I had left and made sure no one was coming and cried even more.
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Other books that also made me cry were the ones written by Sarah Addison Allen. The plots were not that sad; it's just that the writer could somehow awaken those nostalgic feelings we all have deep in our hearts.
If you want to have a good cry, try reading the books I have mentioned.
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