Books that have made you cry?
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Re: Books that have made you cry?
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Then there are the books that have had me crying out of joy. For me this happens when a large cast of characters comes together in the finale to pull off the impossible, and the longer the journey, the more emotional the payoff. Some of the best examples I can think of are the end action parts of The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman and Ready Player One by Ernest Cline.
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There are so much more painfully, heartrendingly sad and touching books but these top the list.
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I also wept while reading Stephen King’s “The Dark Tower” simply because after journeying with the characters through seven books I still found it hard to let them go in both their fates and the end of the series.
But if I’m not the only one, and I may be, the most memorable books are the these that give us emotional responses.
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The book talk about the life of a beautiful girl who had cancer and still live her life to full happiness. She played a major role in her elder sister and her lover's life into helping them becoming more of whom they are.
I really wish she survive at the end
The story was about Love, Self-Motivation, courage and determination to be happy whatever it takes
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