Top Ten Tuesday

#TopTenTuesday: Books That Made Me FEEL Things!

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We’re back with another Top Ten Tuesday, a weekly meme hosted by Jana @ That Artsy Reader Girl.

This week’s topic is Books I Had VERY Strong Emotions About (Any emotion! Did a book make you super happy or sad? Angry? Terrified? Surprised?)

I’m quite an emotional reader and so it usually doesn’t take much to get a reaction out of me. The most easy to trigger emotional reaction for me is sadness and I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I cry pretty easily when I feel connected to a book—whether that’s because of the characters, plot, etc. What can I say? I’m an emotional panda. 🐼 And honestly, I love it when a book can make me cry cos that means I was really invested!

So today, I’m sharing ten reads that made me ugly cry, starting from the most recent!

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot
Kindling
Open Water
Delicates

Letters of Enchantment Series
More Happy Than Not
The Poppy War Series
The Dead Romantics
Seven Percent of Ro Devereux

Do you easily get emotional while reading? What books have elicited the ugly cry emotion from you (if any)?

35 thoughts on “#TopTenTuesday: Books That Made Me FEEL Things!”

  2. More Happy Than Not and The Dragon Republic left me DEVASTATED. So, I’m glad to see them pop up on your list, too. lol. I almost included Addie LaRue in mine, but it didn’t quite make the cut because I tried to have at least some books that didn’t totally ruin me so that there’d be a range of emotions represented.

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  7. I think it’s nice that good books can easily make you cry. I cry a lot at the tv or movies but hardly ever at books (I don’t know why). Delicates looks interesting is that the second in a series? & I’m curious about the Seven Percent of Ro Devereaux, don’t know anything about it but the cover is intriguing! I loved Addie LaRue as well 😀

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    • I cry a lot at everything, even shows and movies when I watch them, so I guess it tracks that I also get super emo about books! 😂 Delicates is the second in a graphic novel series and while it technically *can* be read first, I would recommend checking out Sheets (book 1). It’s a heartbreaking but also healing story that’s wonderfully written. Ro Devereaux was a YA contemporary debut last year and it was SO good! One of my few 5-star reads in 2023. Would highly rec 🙂

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  11. Lenni and Margot was such an interesting experience. I was sad because, you know, terminally ill people, but I was so happy that they had that friendship and that Margot got her second chance at love. It was a beautiful story.

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    • Yeah, I do agree with you. It made me bawl because it was so sad but there was also hope and again, that second chance at love which was so wonderful. Despite the sadness, there was enough that felt like a soothing balm that I think balanced out the story wonderfully 🙂

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