Czolgolz
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The short story 'I only came to use the phone' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Reply #81. Aug 26 12, 12:36 AM |
paulmallon
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I don't know about books, but back in the day, it was my report cards :-( Reply #82. Sep 24 12, 8:06 PM |
kysus
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short story The Littlest Angel, Reply #83. Oct 23 12, 2:28 PM |
froggyx
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my sister's keeper Reply #84. Dec 07 12, 2:06 PM |
rayven80
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"Love you Forever" Robert Munsch Reply #85. Dec 07 12, 3:17 PM |
beergirllaura
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"The Lovely Bones". Reply #86. Dec 11 12, 9:10 PM |
Caseena
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I don't know about saddest, but the most depressing, horrifying book was Johnny Got His Gun. I cannot read it again but I will never forget it. True horror. Reply #87. Feb 15 13, 6:46 AM |
Play3Away
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The last Harry Potter book. Reply #88. Apr 09 13, 7:51 PM |
CoolerThanU13
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I don't know about sad, but "The Road" was super depressing. Reply #89. Jun 10 13, 5:25 AM |
CoolerThanU13
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I just read Caseena's post and laughed because we both said "I don't know about sad, but most depressing", lol. Swear I didn't read that until after I posted. Reply #90. Jun 10 13, 5:27 AM |
paulmallon
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I know it was a little mushy, but "The Bridges of Madison County" would be a candidate Reply #91. Jun 24 13, 12:01 AM |
callie_ross
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I'm reading a very sad book right now. It's called "Tell My Sons" by Lt.Col. Mark M. Weber. I was in tears by page 7! :( Reply #92. Jun 26 13, 4:38 PM |
Reynariki
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Three Comrades by Erich Maria Remarque. One of the few books I've ever cried over. Reply #93. Dec 06 13, 4:32 AM |
balaton
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Captain Corelli's mandolin - such a waste of life! Reply #94. Dec 06 13, 6:11 AM |
rayven80
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Most of the Wereworld series. The last book was so utterly depressing, I cried through most of it. Reply #95. Jan 21 15, 4:41 PM |
13LuckyLady
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Flowers for Algernon Reply #96. Jan 21 15, 5:23 PM |
jolana
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Yes, the same here. I couldnĀ“t stop crying. But it was wonderful. Reply #97. Jan 21 15, 6:30 PM |
rockinsteve
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I agree with both of the ladies' posts right before this. Flowers For Algernon has probably the saddest ending I've read, but the book is remarkably written and a classic in every sense of the word. Reply #98. Jan 22 15, 2:26 AM |
spidersghost43
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Marley and Me I'm a mush when comes to dogs and it hits me now because my dog is 14 and showing his age. Reply #99. Jan 22 15, 9:01 AM |
AlexT781
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I haven't read it since I was a kid, but "Where the Red Fern Grows" has stuck with me since I was 11 or 12. Reply #100. Jan 22 15, 9:50 AM |
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