have your ever wept hysterically from reading a book?

Question

If so which book?

Answer 1

"A Child Called 'It'" by Dave Pelzer
"Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt

You have to read those two.

Answer 2

Yes...."The Notebook". I felt like an idiot. I began crying uncontrollably at the beginning of the book and continued to cry uncontrolably until I finished the damn thing.

I also had a difficult time getting through the last 4 chapters or so of "Marley and Me"

I think I tend to cry more when I already know whats going to happen which was the case in both books....

Answer 3

I have to agree with Les Miserables. I was sobbing hysterically, and I sobbed every time I reread that last part, the ending. Jean Valjean just stole my heart with his words, and I don't think i can every truly forget them...if you're looking for a romantic, sad book, this is the one to try. Victor Hugo plays readers' emotions like harp strings.

Answer 4

Yes. The title has long been swept away with tears that left my thoughts to move past the point , only to find a book to be written from that which surrounds me then.

Answer 5

yes, read louise gluck - Ararat look in the poetry section

Louise Gluck

First Memory

Long ago, I was wounded. I lived
to revenge myself
against my father, not
for what he was -
for what I was: from the beginning of time,
in childhood, I thought
that pain meant
I was not loved.
It meant I loved.

Answer 6

"Angela's ashes" certainly was upsetting, mainly because it reminded me of my upbringing,but I do remember screaming with frustration at the ending of Katsuo (Remains of the day) Ishiguro's, "The unconsoled", I certainly was, a very perturbing read.

Answer 7

when i was 5 my mom read ms.spiders tea perty to me and i wouldnt stop crying for 3 days,i would just remember it and start crying again.

Answer 8

yes, les miserables by victor hugo. the final chapter where jean valjean tries to explain all that he has done for cosette...heartrending.

Answer 9

The end of "Charlotte's Web" always brings me to tears.

Answer 10

authored by John Cole.