Mine is "Bird" by Crystal Chan! Great YA book, it's actually my favorite! This author is actually good friends with my favorite author.
I remember our teacher reading Charlotte's Web aloud to the class. A bunch of us were crying!
Another children's book that made me think kindly of spiders. 😜
Only one. My cheque book.
The first book that made me cry was Flowers In The Attic by V.C Andrews in 1979.
I used to get books on CD for my commute back and forth to work. I sometimes would listen to them on the weekends when running errands. I was listening to Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas, by James Patterson, on the way to the grocery store. I sat in the parking lot crying.
Dear Nina Varganov,
I can even remember the very first book that ever made me cry...I was pre-teen reading RAMONA, by Helen Hunt Jackson. I don't know if the book is truly that good if it would stand the distance of sixty-some years if I read it now, but I just bawled and bawled over that one...
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Actually in checking Wikipedia apparently I was not the only one, the 1884 novel is said to have had "considerable influence on the image of Southern California," its portrayal of Mexican colonial life contributing to "a unique cultural identity for the region."
One "dog book" when I was a child a book about a dog named "Trev"
Yes. "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro.
I was about ten when I read this one.