what i love about books is when they can makes me cry in a sad and a good way
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first sad recommendation
social-politics books that i love
first sad recommendation
this is some books that makes me cry, but i will read it again and again
Tuesdays with Morrie is one of those books that quietly stays with you long after you finish it. Through the weekly conversations between Mitch and Morrie, it reminds us that life isn’t measured by success, money, or achievements, but by love, kindne...
Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life's Greatest Lesson, 25th Anniversary Edition
Martyr! is one of those books that stays with you long after you finish it. It’s thoughtful, emotional, and beautifully written, exploring grief, identity, and what it means to truly live. Cyrus isn’t always easy to understand, but that’s what makes ...
Martyr!
Maybe you think it’s a bit weird that this book will makes you cry, but trust me, the more you get older the more you feel how heavy it is to be a grown up.
The Little Prince
We Are All More Alike Than We Think
Anxious People is a beautiful reminder that everyone is carrying something invisible. What begins as a bizarre hostage situation slowly unfolds into a deeply human story about grief, loneliness, forgiveness, and t...
Anxious People
Some People Change Your Life, Even If They Don’t Stay
One Day is a quiet, bittersweet story about timing, love, and the unpredictable ways our lives unfold. By revisiting Emma and Dexter on the same day each year, David Nicholls beautifully captures...
One Day
Loving Someone Who Exists Beyond Your Reach
Madonna in a Fur Coat is a quiet, melancholic novel about love, loneliness, and the people who change us forever. Sabahattin Ali captures the fragile emotions of Raif Efendi with remarkable tenderness, sho...
Madonna in a Fur Coat: A Novel
social-politics books that i love
why this on sad books? because it’s talk how much politics affects our lives and in my country politics is hell
When the Truth Becomes a Crime
1984 is a chilling novel that feels just as relevant today as it did when it was first published. George Orwell doesn’t simply imagine a dystopian future—he explores what happens when power controls not only what peopl...
1984
When the Revolution Becomes the Oppression
Animal Farm may be a short novel, but its message is strikingly powerful. Through the story of a group of farm animals seeking freedom, George Orwell reveals how ideals can be corrupted by greed, power, and...
Animal Farm: 75th Anniversary Edition
A Story of Love, Identity, and a Nation Awakening
This Earth of Mankind is far more than a historical novel—it is a powerful exploration of identity, colonialism, education, and the struggle for dignity. Through Minke’s journey, Pramoedya Ananta Toe...
This Earth of Mankind
Finding Humanity in the Hardest Places
Down and Out in Paris and London is a raw and eye-opening account of poverty, survival, and the dignity of ordinary people. Through his experiences working exhausting jobs in Paris and living among the homeless...