Books that have made you cry?
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Re: Books that have made you cry?
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That is an excellent analysis of A Dog's Purpose! If people ask me if I'm going to see the movie I get to relive that all over againmarles wrote:The ending of The Memoirs Of Cleopatra and Helen Of Troy have moved me to tears. However, I cried my little eyes out when I read A Dogs Purpose. That book was like a dagger to my heart.
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Even if i normally don't cry in sad scenes this book made cry so much i think my parents got worried!
It is still a great book and i would definitely read it again someday.
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Recently I read a very different book which was billed as based on real events "Julia Pastrana" by Sandy Olson. It was humbling, shocking, and well written.
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