What happened to you when you’ve read a really reallllllllly sad book?!
What happened to you when you’ve read a really reallllllllly sad book ?!
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What happened to you when you’ve read a really reallllllllly sad book ?!
Seems to stay in my mind longer than other books
Nothing. Because my senses of sadness (or anything else) are barely finctioning.
I sob. Loudly. The worst is when I’m reading in public then I have to hide my tears! (Looking at you, One Day!)
Nothing ? after crying and finishing book like that, i always get into another one to avoid any hangovers ??
LMAO
I go to sleep then I have a inner body experienced an i go into the story to save the person who is hurt then I come back the same exact time
I just finished Harry Sue by Sue Stauffacher, and it made me ugly girl cry. I loved the book and the main character, Harry Sue.
I cry and talk it over with my husband?
I cry to the point of dehydration … I have had several book headaches in recent years with the amount of heart wrenching crying I’ve done lol
Me too and swollen red eyes
I cry like a baby!????
I haven’t read many sad books but they don’t really affect me I almost never cry when reading, I don’t even remember the last time that I did cry
I become really melancolic, then I need my music 🙂
Tears just start falling
I cried so much
Depression for at least 3 days
Me too
Finished a sad book on Saturday and I am still depressed. Lol
I have to stop intermittently to sob and then go around being moody for several hours.
The only time I ever stopped because I was crying was when I read HP and the Deathly Hallows as I couldn’t see the page through the tears
Have a good cry about everything and carry on
I haven’t read very many, would appreciate recommendations. ?
A child called it, The fault in our stars, ME BEFORE YOU, thousands splendid suns
I’ve read the fault in our stars and a thousand splendid suns and Omg I felt awful for days! Thanks for the recommendations. ☺☺☺
You’re most welcome
you’ll cry so bad in A Child called it
I get mad. And sad. I am STILL not over book thief. And I read it a few years ago now
I had a marathon viewing of Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister and Jeeves and Wooster, and the universe felt proper once again.
Same here with Fawlty Towers and Black Adder.
Black Adder (from series 2) really is an non-stop carnival ride of laughter.
Massive hangover! It takes me almost 3 weeks to start reading again.
I always feel that a part of me is gutted!
I end up cry and stop to read sometimes, for a couple of days even longer
I cry and cry and cry…
Try not to read sad books. My own life a bit sad (not looking for sympathy)
I tried reading sad books but now I avoid them like the plague because my poor little heart just can’t take it
Well after reading A walk to remember I was devasted. But I started reading Anna and the French kiss right away. So my suggestion is that you move to a new book with lighter plot and with more likely happily ever after ending.
I’ve switched from tissues to handkerchiefs. Bring it on.
I laugh my ass off and throw the book in dust bin. I just hate sad books. ????
I just finished a book early this morning. And I’m still coping with the fact that I had to come back to earth. I’m sad I’m angry but I’ve been looking through my new books to hopefully find another one that was just as good or better
I’ll cry then don’t want to talk to anyone.. I’ll freeze reading for a week or two till I can get over.
I was so angry with John Grisham’s Sycamore Row on learning what happened to Lettie’s grandparents I had to stay away from people just to calm the hell down!
Worst novel-triggered experience ever.