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3182002 No.3182002[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

So are there any sadder books than of mice and men.
It really wasn't sad for me.
But it could have been because Lennie annoyed me.

>> No.3182009

>>3182002
you could read something by Murakami and feel sad after it's over that you didn't read something else

>> No.3182018
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3182018

>>3182002
All Quiet on the Western Front isn't really "sad", but it's pretty feel-y

>> No.3182024

>>3182002
Murakami's content sucks, but the atmosphere is good for "feels". Uhm ... I always recommend White Oleander, but /lit/ is allergic to female authors. Give it a try. Really, do. It's tragic. Also the Shakespearean tragedies. House of Sand and Fog.

>> No.3182029

>>3182024
>White Oleander
Don't worry I tend to like those femalish things, thanks anons.

>> No.3182034

>>3182029
Just avoid anything else she's written. It was a once-off.

>> No.3182039

>>3182034
Ok, thanks for the warning.

>> No.3182326

>>3182002
A Child Called "IT"?