BOOK THAT MADE YOU CRY

[Anonymous No.21610910]

Any book that actually made you cry or that you actually felt something?

[Anonymous No.21610914]

>>21610910
Night by Wiesel

[Anonymous No.21610918]

>>21610910
The ending made me cry.
Some characters are severely punished and few don't deserve it.

[Anonymous No.21610919]

>>21610914
Why?

[Anonymous No.21610930]

>>21610918
>pyncho made you cry

kek, this nigga really?

[࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDY/Ar.iI No.21610933]

WHY ARE Z00MERS SO FIXATED ON LITERARY WORKS CAUSING THEM, OR HAVING TO CAUSE THEM, TO SHED TEARS?

SO STRANGE & IDIOTIC.

[Anonymous No.21610934]

>>21610910
Sketches from a hunters album
Acts chapter 9, Matthew ch 27-28

[Anonymous No.21610936]

>>21610919
The sadism of humanity and the ever enduring human spirit

[Anonymous No.21610937]

No books, but Marley and Me the movie did.

[Anonymous No.21610938]

>>21610933
>zoomer

Nigger, I'm 29 years old.

[Anonymous No.21610943]

https://www.love-shy.net/book%20pdf.pdf

VIRGIN TERRITORY:50 Years Without Sex My Life As An Involuntary Virgin ByTimothy Draper


Absolute brutal book about a real life incel, the feel are too intense, by the end of it you WILL cry.

[Anonymous No.21610950]

>>21610930
He does get very sentimental when it comes to paternity and the loss of innocence.

[Anonymous No.21610959]

>>21610937
I went to that movie when I was like 9 and I cried too

[Anonymous No.21611391]

The shape of her coat lay dusted in the snow where she’d dropped it and she wore only a white dress and she hung among the bare gray poles of the winter trees with her head bowed and her hands turned slightly outward like those of certain ecumenical statues whose attitude asks that their history be considered. That the deep foundation of the world be considered where it has its being in the sorrow of her creatures.

[Anonymous No.21611398]

>>21610914
I cried so hard when the Germans lost

[Anonymous No.21611419]

>>21610910
Maupassant, Pierre and Jean

I don't think I cried, but I definitely felt something.

A concise, very intense story. A real work of art.

[Anonymous No.21611431]

>>21610910
First Blood by David Morrell
The Sword in the Stone by T.H. White

[Anonymous No.21611435]

The Death of Ivan Ilyich

[Anonymous No.21611437]

>>21611435
Spoiler: He dies at the end.

[Anonymous No.21611472]

>>21610910
The sea of tranquility
I cried because of the parallels I made with my love life and how I wished I'd done things differently. I really found myself crying like a little bitch and I can't tell anyone about it. Probably one of the most shameful moments in my life.

[Anonymous No.21611496]

>>21610910
Ecce Homo, especially with the context of Nietzsche's life.

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[Anonymous No.21611788]

>>21610933
you're one to talk

[Anonymous No.21611809]

>>21610910
goosebumps ghost next door

[Anonymous No.21611814]

>>21610914
Lazy troll

[Anonymous No.21611822]

>>21610910
Was really not expecting it from this book but the epilogue featuring the mother losing her grip on reality which in turn recontextualized parts of the main story made me rather sad.

[Anonymous No.21611861]

>>21610910
Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo. This book made me feel something: an agonizing visualization of “man that had lost everything.” He could not walk, see, hear, taste, move his arms, and talk—being the embodiment of tragedy. However finishing this book made me realize that: 1) War is a terrible game that harms mostly the lower class in a country; 2) Not every life is worth living. Hence assisted suicide can be justified.

[Anonymous No.21612225]

>>21611822
The mother's letters really got to me too, anon

[Anonymous No.21612317]

>>21610910
Ashtavakara Gita