Book Lovers Club

Book Lovers Club

A club for discussing and sharing books we love!

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  • Lolita18
    Lolita18 · Apr 14, 2024
    Hey, I am new here and i just found out they have clubs here. how cool is that
    so, recently I've started reading sad books to make myself cry.(I have no idea why tho) and i was wondering if someone would like to give me recommendations.
    i finished "if he had been with me" and man, I have never cried this much. i have also read 'the fault in our stars' by josh green and 'you've reached sam' by dustin thao and they are my favourites.

    Carlito replied · May 21, 2024

    Hey Lolita!! Just saw this! If you're still in the mood for a sad book -- How to make friends with the dark by Kathleen Glasgow


    CrimsonTears replied · May 30, 2024

    Okay, I have had that problem too. Up until recently, I could NOT cry.
    If you want a really good book you should read Leota's Garden by Francine Rivers. I bawled my eyes out in this book. It is geared more towards older audiences however due to triggering subjects so you might want to research it first to make sure it is something you would be comfortable reading.
    But seriously, this book was so easy to get imersed too to the fact that i have NEVER cried reading a book before until this one. It hit me hard and I literally couldn't read the words through my tears.
    Another really good one that made me cry is 100 Days of Sunlight by Abbie Emmons. It is a shorter read than my previous recommendation and due to some language, it is also geared towards older audiences. The ending was so good and sweet but once again because it was so easy to be immersed, it also caused tears.
    Out of the two, Leota's Garden is the hardest to read tear-jerking-wise. But 100 Days of Sunlight is also just as good tho not as tearjerking. 10 outa 10 for either one from me. Happy reading!


    redcarnation replied · Jul 8, 2024

    This is super late , I know. But if you’re still looking for a sad book, nothing will make you cry more than “Forever, Interrupted” by Taylor Jenkins Reid.



For beautiful eyes, look for the good in others; for beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone.
— Audrey Hepburn