Books You've Read That Have Kept You Awake at Night!

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Re: Books You've Read That Have Kept You Awake at Night!

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I had read The Shining by Stephen King, kept me up for many nights.
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I remember reading Gone Girl after watching the movie. I couldn't sleep because I was troubled with the character of Amy.
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Lol!
The only reason books keep me up at night, is if I'm still reading and I am so into it, that I can't put the book down
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Edgar Alan Poe's The Black Cat gave me sleepless nights for weeks. I am officially terrified of black cats on account of that book.
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