Books that have made you cry?
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Re: Books that have made you cry?
[SPOILER ALERT] Just the idea of your mother being accidentally killed by your best friend, which you know is the sweetest person in the world and which loved her just as much as you - just the idea itself - makes me wanna cry again... This book broke my heart and at the same time it was one of the most beautiful stories I've ever read.
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But here are a few;
One Christmas Eve. By Lisa Mcclung
at the bridge collapse,
At the intense dog rescues
At the forgiveness and restoration scene
The prodigal comes home;
The story of Michael English
Omg! I cried all through it!! At all the horrible things that happened to him as a kid. All the torture. The abuses. His downward spiral with drugs.
His helpful friends; Vestal Goodman, Wynonna and Neomi Judd. Plus others who helped him pick his life up and completely turn it around.
I cried at the stories of unbelievable forgiveness and re-acceptance.
The Shack.
I’ve read it at least 8-10 times!!
I cry each time and I swear they add new stuff to it!
The books by Mary Katherine Backstrom.
Her many struggles and triumphs.
There are others, but this is good for now.
There’s others, but this is enough.
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A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines-no matter how many times I reread or watch the movie, I cry at the scene when the children go to see Jefferson before his execution
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The top 5 are: 1. The book Thief by Markus Zuzak
2. The Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare
3. The Burning Maze by Rick Riordan
4. Monsters of men by Patrick ness
5. All the light we cannot see by Anthony Doerr
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For example, in Allegiant by Veronica Roth, I spent so much time reading about a character and when that character died, I had to hold in my angry tears because I was ANGRY and SAD and refused to buy the series because I was so MAD. This is why I will admit that the Divergent series is the only series that was better than the books (Because I'm petty and liked the ending in the movie better than the book).
Another one was Night of the Dragon by Julie Kagawa; I read that at night when everyone else was sleeping and I was close to breaking down in a sob-fest and waking up my roommates. If anyone is interested in an anime-like novel, definitely check it out!
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It's a must read.
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This book has sweetness, and delightfulness, his top is fruitful, and the bottom is bestowed.
It is above everything and nothing is above it.
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