1. The Fault In Our Stars - John Green
2. Her Mad Hatter by Marie Hall. This is an Alice In Wonderland retelling. This is the first book in a series called Kingdom. It‘s a series of fairytale retellings. I‘ve enjoyed what I‘ve read from the series so far. She has written more in the series since then. I want to read the other books. I like fairytales and fairytale retellings. They‘re magical and a happy ending is guaranteed.
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I'm horribly late with this, but what the heck...
Lots have books have made me cry, most recently it was While England Sleeps by David Leavitt
Thanks for the tag @Megabooks @Andrew65
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@Cuilin #fridayfeelings (on Saturday). Thanks @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick for the tag!
Surprisingly (at least to myself) I haven‘t had too many novels actually make me cry. However, I full on ugly cried to the point that I freaked out my husband reading All the Numbers! It truly is heartbreaking watching the mother tackle the accidental death of her son and her fight to process it. So good!
@Cuilin #fridayfeelings on Saturday. Thanks for the tag, @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm
I might be a 🤖 compared to others, but sometimes a precious moment will cause a little eye leakage.
My big weakness is dogs. A Dog's Purpose and Lily & the Octopus made me ugly cry so hard that Sarah Mclachlan is playing in my head as I type this just thinking about them.
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@EadieB thanks for the tag. A couple I had to copy from you- they were among the first
Old Yeller
Where The Red Fern Grows
The Notebook- woke in the middle of the night and finished that book- cried 4 hours straight! Went to work with the reddest, baggiest eyes!! #FridayFeelings
Well just recently it was Dolly Parton's Songteller. The book thief. The last days of summer. I'm a huge crybaby though so lots of things make me cry 😀 @Cuilin @Megabooks thanks for the tag! #fridayfeelings
Thanks @Andrew65 for the tag 👍🏻✨
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Two books that come to mind quickly would be
....The Little Prince , Antoine de Saint-Exupery
... A Fine Balance , Rohinton Mistry
❤️💔 Two heartbreakers
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Thanks for the tag, @Cuilin !
Fierce Kingdom by Gin Phillips had me bawling, as did The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
I cried a more moderate amount at Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities (my first literary cry) and Drew Gilpin Faust's This Republic of Suffering (my most recent literary cry). I also cry when I read The Gettysburg Address. (I never cried this much when I was younger. I blame motherhood.)
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Hmmm...not a lot that I‘ve actually cried over but plenty have evoked sadness.
The Scent Keeper - Erica Bauermeister
Time After Time - Lisa Grunwald
The Lost Love Song - Minnie Darke (sad in bits)
For When I‘m Gone - Rebecca Ley
The Two Lives of Lydia Bird - Josie Silver
Finding Dorothy - Elizabeth Letts (sad in bits)
Moloka‘i - Alan Brennert
The Myth of Perpetual Summer - Susan Crandall
The Space Between Words - Michele Phoenix
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