No one ever put All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven on their list of cry worthy books. I mean I RARELY cry in books and that was one of the few books I cried for.
Oh god. I ugly cry throughout the last 3 books. I can barely watch those movies either because it's worse for me to see all those cherubic characters so upset.
Some books that made me ugly cry 1) Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma 2) Half Lost by Sally Green 3) Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare 4) Champion by Marie Lu 5) Hurt by Tabitha Suzuma
All The Bright Places had me emotionally broken for a good week or so. I would go to bed and because I have my books on my bedside table I would see the cover and start crying...
I literally stopped reading it at pg no. 349 because i was so filled up with emotions that i couldn't go on. I kept it away and didn't read the later part for 2 weeks. I won't seriously read it again, it was so emotional i cannot handle it.
It's a bit like that..seems when kids are thrust into situations where they have to be the "adults" for younger siblings the roles become a little too real. Forbidden at least they were free to go places but the end was definitely sad.
lol I did the same thing when I read the book and watched the movie, however I found it oddly addictive and ended up reading it all and watching it all. And apparently the author made other incest stories too, I guess it was her kink or something.
this box makes me extremely jealous because so much me before you merch THE TIGHTS AND THEJUST LIVE MUG AHHHH AHAH OMG that's so cool that they sent you tickets XD i'm laughing at all of those censors i wanna read i'll give you the sun so bad!! SUCH A GREAT VIDEO
There was one night, when I decided to continue reading clockwork princess, I was hoping to go to sleep early, because I had a test the next day. It was 4AM!! When I finished it. FINISHED IT. I was crying asking myself what did just happen, then I tried to go to sleep and I couldn't. Before I could close my eyes the alarm sounded, and had to go to school, freaking depressed and shocked, got a 0 on that test
Gosh! Forbidden, Clockwork Princess, Allegiant and The Fault In Our Stars were the ones that had me gasping for breath and crying my eyes out. I will never forget it.
Champion, the last book in the Legend trilogy is the only book that has made me ugly cry. I do finished it late at night, I was sleepy, and my emotions just over took me.
Saint Anything is one of my favorite books by Sarah Dessen! She's been my favorite author since FOREVER (aka when I picked up Lock & Key in middle school). It's such a great book and made me cry so much.
I read “I’ll Give You the Sun” about two months ago and I still can’t stop thinking about it! Jandy Nelson has such an artistic and breathtaking writing style and her characters have very colorful and deep personalities. This book had such a huge impact on me, especially since I have two sisters I’m really close with. I hope you like this book too!! (:
That Forbidden book kind of sound like Flowers in The Attic. And if you're wondering, Flowers in the attic (which is also a book serie with 5 books) was published in 1979 and has been adapted into a movie twice. Once in the 80's and once in 2014- 2015.
I loved how Sasha did not spoil Outlander and she just kept saying "that thing that happened" or "seeing it happened in a book" or "that doesn't happen" or "that actually happened" :3 thanks for not spoiling it hehe
Omg clockwork princess made me ugly cry for an hour,like during the epilogue when Tessa says that she doesn't remember the exact shade of blue of Will eyes or the depth of his laugh ,I just broke down ...
I just love watching your channel. You have such an uplifting spirit. (I collect mugs too!) Can't wait to see what else the future has in store for you.
Clockwork Princess is the most I've ever cried over a book. I honestly thought Henry was dead and totally lost it ugly crying. During the epilogue I couldn't stop crying either, it was a long night until 3 AM.
I was on the school bus hiding my face because We Were Liars made it swell up. *spoilers ahead* I still don't know whether they were hallucinations or ghosts, but once she explained the fire, how she heard them scream, and realizing they were dead, how her mom always said I love you, her Grandpa called everyone Mirren, and everything started to come together, I was gone. I had to tell the bus driver not to worry because it was only my book.
Same! Only I was in the living room and my parents and sister were looking at me, asking me if everything's ok... This book put me in a riding slup, it was to hard !
omg I cry a lot during books too! Forbidden made me cry so much, I was sad for days, I even made a playlist that I had listened to while reading the book lol
God I almost started crying again when you talked about Clockwork princess because all the feels came back ugh. My worst ugly cries were definetly Clockwork princess and The darkest minds
WHOA I actually said that out loud and paused the video when you said: "No one would want to live the life Will is living." WHAT??? He's ALIVE. He has loving parents, a good home... that is more than most people have. (Note: I have no personal experience with being a quadriplegic or knowing anyone like that) Will had a good life. He just didn't have the life he wanted. While I understand why he was depressed, I feel that he was being a little ungrateful - he was alive. I don't have any personal experience with this kind of stuff, but I think Will had stuff to live for.
I recently read Forbidden and I BALLEDDDDD my eyes out! omg. My tears were falling on my ipad, I couldn't breathe out of one nostril it wasn't a pretty sight.
The only books that I remember genuinely crying about for hours and had to lock myself in my room to escape from society were Champion by Marie Lu and Landline by Rainbow Rowell. Just, yes.
I work in a bookstore in Israel, and the publisher of the hebrew translation took the staffs of different book chains to a pre-release screening of Me Before You on 5.30. It was amazing!!! I also read the book a year ago, so I'm feeling real hipster right now
never read the book but the movie had me tears!! my mom passed like 6 months ago and i was her caregiver soooo this movie was def a tear jerker for me!!
Me before you. It made me so emotional and made me feel depressed for days. I watched the movie first then read the book. It's an amazing book but made me cry so hard. I'm still thinking about it even now. 😥😥😩
Two books that made me bawl my eyes out that I can remember are The Fault in Our Stars and The Book Thief. Now that I think about it though, one of the books in the Ranger's Apprentice series made me cry too (like 3 years ago), I can't remember which one, but without giving away too many spoilers, it involved replacing an old friend :(
I finished "Clockwork Princess" yesterday and I was ugly crying for almost an hour after I finished the book. It was amazing! My favourite book I've read so far!
Outlander - classic Sasha ;) I cried like you did while finishing Me before You! Heartbreaking. And I totally feel you with the forgotten tickets - I would forget my head if it was possible :D
I've been meaning to read Saint Anything for ages! I've heard SO MANY good things! I'm also so intrigued about Forbidden, I feel like the incest aspect might gross me out a little bit but IT SOUNDS AMAZING TOO
Gosh I'm a HUGE book (and movie and tv show) crier too! I don't exaclty remember every book I cried about but it usually doesn't need a lot so there probably are a lot... I remember I didn't stop crying for the last pages of The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter because it was just so emotional
I am not a big book cryer, but the two books I distinctly remember crying about are Allegiant and The Fault in our Stars. The endings of both of them.... ugh, it makes me want to cry just thinking about them.
Clockwork Princess is literally the first book that made me cried so hard that I literally bawled my eyes out :') I just can't reread it without crying
Ok WOW!! First, Love You Sasha! Thanks for liking some of my Instagram posts that I tag you and Ben in! Second, I paused the video at 7:34 Only because the book shocked me enough to buy it on the spot on my Kindle paperwhite. Being reckless over here! Didn't even read the sample! Me Before You was the first book that made me think. (Missed it in the theatre!) I also have a disability. I felt like I knew where Will was coming from in a odd way. So that's why I'll be happy to read Forbidden, because its another book that will make me think. If that makes sense?
The outlander thing and the red wedding were both very hard to read and watch. Watching the red wedding was horrific if you hadn't read the books because you had no clue it was going to happen. I can't wait to see Me Before You! I think I am going to go today or tomorrow.
If you haven't read We Were Liars, you need to ASAP. The end just blows your mind. My ugly cries were when Dumbledore died, Alliegient, 13 Reasons Why, TFIOS, and If I stay. But We Were Liars hit me the most
When I re-reas Harry Potter, I have to read the 6th & 7th back to back because I start crying at the end of the 6th until the 7th is over...and then I have a depression. one day someone asked me why I looked depressed 3hours after I finished the 7th...and I started crying on the spot. I can't even say why I cry every time.
