a book that made you cry (1 Viewer)

[vannilla_latte]

just borrowed "love life" from the library. its about this successfull couple and how the girl got diagnosed with cancer....

sounds like a cry fest to me.

 

[thongetsu]

the bible made me cry...after i finished reading it i realised i had too much time. It failed to teach me the ways of the christian. I guess if i wanted to read a book that believed in stupid shit i coulda read twatlight.

If it was not explicit, this was a joke.

 

[LifeBoats]

I'm not one to cry, however Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult was devastating...

 

[hood hood]

the book "my sisters keeper" so sad

 

[cheezle33]

I think I almost cried at the end of 'Ptolemy's Gate'.

I loved that book still do, in fact.

hells yes as well as all melina marchetta books and once and them by morris glietzman.... um and a lot more... i'm a highly pathetic individual

 

[team-edward]

The time travellers wife i was full enjoying the book and then half way you know that the main guy dies

wuthering heights is really sad

harry potter 7 i was really sad when snape died

 

[Jacquilovehate]

The Book Thief. I absolutely adore this book.

 

[kaz1]

Frankenstein cause it was so shit and boring after the first two pages, couldn't bring myself to read the rest of it.

 

[Cinnamonster]

Frankenstein cause it was so shit and boring after the first two pages, couldn't bring myself to read the rest of it.

Frankenstein was amazing.

 

[MzBiiBii]

The Book Thief. I absolutely adore this book.

I was just going to write that, till i saw your comment
It made me cry like crazy

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[party]

the kite runner was sad but love reading that book over and again for some reason lols

 

[Sarah182]

Walking Naked- Alyssa Brugman

If you don't cry reading that mofo, you have no soul.

My Sister's Keeper was pretty sad too.

 

[yups]

Dracula and Frankenstein. absolute torture

 

[b00m]

Dracula and Frankenstein. absolute torture

ahhaahahahah, i was gonna say the same

 

[Blue Suede]

gotta love that 80% of the books in this thread are in various english syllabus' or so ridiculously well known its not funny.


does no one read anything outside school books or best sellers anymore?

 

[yups]

gotta love that 80% of the books in this thread are in various english syllabus' or so ridiculously well known its not funny.


[does no one read anything outside school books or best sellers anymore?

LOL i was thinking this the other day .. the only books i've ever read in my life are the ones i was forced to read (even in primary school . i just read the books i had to when we had little book projects)

 

[Lolsmith]

Just because they're in English syllabi and are on the best seller's list, doesn't always mean they're terrible books. Twilight, yeah, pretty terrible. But some are there because they actually deserve to be.

Personally, all old-ish writers tend to annoy me. I couldn't be bothered even finishing Wuthering Heights and didn't particularly enjoy Frankenstein. It's all very... whiny, I find.

 

[kawaiinlove]

Marley & Me. I bawled like a little babeh.

 

[Cinnamonster]

gotta love that 80% of the books in this thread are in various english syllabus' or so ridiculously well known its not funny.


does no one read anything outside school books or best sellers anymore?

I read Frankenstein two years before I had to study it for the HSC just because I wanted to read it. Some people like reading classic novels.

 

[Absolutezero]

Some people like reading classic novels.

Usually because there's a reason they've become classics.