Sat, August 11, 2012
Things I Like in Books 9
NOTE: I am ridiculous and started a list called “Things I Like in Books.” These are drawings of the things on that list. Truly AWFUL drawings. I am now going to share them with you one at a time. Mostly on Saturdays. Okay, here we go.
I like it when books make me sob like a demented little baby.
Latest example: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, obviously. Sometimes you just have to let it all out, and books are a great way to do that!
We definitely covered this already in my post from earlier this week — but you guys responded so enthusiastically I just wanted to mention it again here to say thank you for all your Sobfest 2012 book recommendations! Love it!
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I read. A lot. Mostly whatever YA novels the library has on hold for me that week. Sometimes grown-up books if my book club makes me.
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Christina (BookTasty) said:
Hahaha This one is great! We like different things though because I’m not a fan of books that make me cry. I make myself read like one a year though to stretch my comfort zone.
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Tara @ Hobbitsies said:
I absolutely love books (and movies!) that make me sob!
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Angie said:
I think I missed the sobfest book list.. but I would like to add one I just read. A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. AMAZING book!
Angie
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Elizabeth @ TatteredSpines said:
I still haven’t read Fault in Our Stars because I’m afraid of the sobfest, however, Lauren Oliver’s Pandemonium was a total, unexpected sobfest for me. I cried from beginning to end and couldn’t put it down for even a second.
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Alexa @ Alexa Loves Books said:
I find it very cathartic to cry when I read a book. It’s a welcome release of emotion!
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