Sure, so touching, if any of you friends know any book with such description of war and hatred, recommend me the title, I really want to learn about this small universe we fight in, kill each other even when we know we can’t lice it forever.
Simon Asiimwe I understood very well the subject matter and narrative of the book, its factual presence, and I wholeheartedly appreciate how the depiction and recount of Mr. Weisel’s experience was detailed. However, you have mistaken the empathy I felt, experienced, and tried to imply as a reader of the book for a discounting of the horrific message it intended, or how eloquently and expertly it was related in the prose. I am not lost on the recollection the author and survivor wrote about or what it portrayed. I was simply commenting on its message and affect on me. Your apathy and assumption was exactly that, and had absolutely no connective truism to my original comment Sir.
I had to look the name up as I read this book a while back. THE SAME SWEET GIRLS by Cassandra King had me sobbing and to this day just thinking of why it affected me that way makes me want to cry. I loved the book but you sure need tissues especially for the ending. Just remembering it now has me tearing up. The characters were so real and I became quite attached to them.
The End of Your Life Book Club
ARC that I can’t speak of yet.
Also, The Art of Inheriting Secrets by Barbara O’Neal was the most recent I *can* talk about. 😀
I usually never cry but hopelss by Colleen hoover made me drop tears like an idiot
me before you.
Me too. I listened to the audiobook and the narrator was really good.
Same for me!
Lost, House of Night Otherworld book 2 by PC Cast and Kristin Cast
Man Called Ove
I loved the movie too! ?
@Jessica haven’t seen that! It’s it on Netflix!?
@Jessica same!
Marley and Me
Assassin’s Fate, bawled my eyes out, then remembered I was in Costa, so had to make a hasty exit and go home to finish
An Unexpected Place, by Billie Rose! It’s beautiful, surprising, humorous, and so touching, tears from deep inside just release before you know it!
P.S I love you.
A monster calls ?
Cried my eyes out with this one.
The Fault in our Stars.
Clockwork princess ????
The help
When breathe becomes air
Song of Achilles
Im about to start that! I got circe from the book of the month club and fell in love
I honestly loved the book.Everyone knows the story of Achilles, but even though you know how it ends, its still a beautifully written book
Orphan Train
Following
The fault in our stars
My Sister’s Keeper
Blind Kiss by Renee Carlino ????
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
My cheque book ???
The Notebook
The Best Of Me
Push
A court of war and ruin! ❤️
All the Perfects Colleen Hoover
Obsidio
The nightingale
All the Bright Places
The Book Thief, The Light Between Oceans
The Light We Lost
A Man Called Ove
First Light
A Dogs Purpose
Im scared to read it bc I dont wanna cry 🙁
Worth it! I loved it. Couldn’t put it down.
Allegiant
Carter: Sheridan Anne
A Man Called Ove.
The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat Buffet
I hate books that make me cry, usually… But I loved this.
Only Child…it’s still with me. It was hauntingly beautiful.
Call me by your name
The Shack
The Book Thief
Lily and the Octopus
The Kite Runner
Yes, definitely!
Little Fires Everywhere
The shoemakers wife. Only got it cheap and wasn’t expecting much but I cried so much at the end
Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
I love you since 1892 ?
The lone survivor
My Sisters Keeper
Under The Dome by Stephen King but only because I dropped the hardcover on my foot.
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
LIES MY TEACHERS TOLD ME. I was furious afterward.
Marley & Me
Where rainbow end by Cecelia ahern
All the bright places ?
The Reader
NIGHT by Ellie weisel
Very touching.
Sure, so touching, if any of you friends know any book with such description of war and hatred, recommend me the title, I really want to learn about this small universe we fight in, kill each other even when we know we can’t lice it forever.
Simon Asiimwe
I understood very well the subject matter and narrative of the book, its factual presence, and I wholeheartedly appreciate how the depiction and recount of Mr. Weisel’s experience was detailed. However, you have mistaken the empathy I felt, experienced, and tried to imply as a reader of the book for a discounting of the horrific message it intended, or how eloquently and expertly it was related in the prose. I am not lost on the recollection the author and survivor wrote about or what it portrayed. I was simply commenting on its message and affect on me. Your apathy and assumption was exactly that, and had absolutely no connective truism to my original comment Sir.
Charlotte’s Web
Grey Mountain
The Street Lawyer
The Nightingale
The Nightingale. I sobbed.
Lisey’s Story
The Great Alone
A man called Ove
me too
A Court Of Wings And Ruin
Okay for Now
A Place For Us
The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne
The Help
The Great Alone
Same here
Condemn Me Not by Heather B Moore
The keeper of lost things
A few of Karin Kingsbury’s books
Watership Downs.
Us Against You by Fredrik Backman
An Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff
This fragile life
The outsider by Stephen King
Hopeless by Colleen Hoover
Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty
So good!
The Art of Racing in the Rain.
All your perfects
Same
The secret life of bees
Could you tell us a little of what it is about ?
Maternal love in all forms, nature, coming of age for a woman
@Peyton, thank you so much. I have a beehive. So I want to read this.
You will cherish !!!!
The air he breathes..
The Autumn Throne by Elizabeth Chadwick.
There aren’t many books that don’t make me cry whether in happiness or sadness.
The Last Christmas Ride ?????
I had to look the name up as I read this book a while back. THE SAME SWEET GIRLS by Cassandra King had me sobbing and to this day just thinking of why it affected me that way makes me want to cry. I loved the book but you sure need tissues especially for the ending. Just remembering it now has me tearing up. The characters were so real and I became quite attached to them.
This one got me too!
The Book Thief
The Book Thief
Nightingale and Lilac Girls
Winter Garden
One Foot in Eden, by Ron Rash.
The Book Thief
Before We Were Yours
The Nightingale…
This one made me cry too! I recently read Hannah’s new book, The Great Alone. It was pretty emotional too.
I cried like a baby! I’m getting The Great Alone this month. So I will prepare emotionally for it ?…
Jane Austen’s Sense & Sensibility….
Probably looking for Alaska. Had other issues with it but it was emotional
Witch light
The fountain?
Me Before You by Jojo Moyes wrecked me
Out of my mind by Sharon Draper
All the bright places
When Willows Weep
The book thief
Sarah’s Key
A Man Called Ove
The Hearts Invisible Furies ?
Save Me by Tiffany snow
Not sure it was the most recent, but Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand was one.
Infernal devices :clockwork princess
The Book Thief no doubt.
Turtles all the way down. But it was one of the best book that I have read in a while.
Loved it
The light we lost
Please give the plot summery, its hard getting every book u want here in Uganda.