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Q: Tell us about the most emotional scene you've ever read in a book--And how did you react?
A: I think that the earliest emotional scene I remember reading was from Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. I don't remember the exact scene that tore my heart to pieces all I remember is that being the first book to make me cry, and not a nice quiet cry, the ugly snot cry. I know I broke when he crushed the mouse with his hand, but I also know that the entire book broke me. I also read a ton of books on WWII when I was in eighth grade that also broke my heart. I don't remember the names of all of them, but they were all true stories, so they made me fall to pieces.
So, what was the most emotional scene from a book that you can remember?
I've actually never read Of Mice and Men. But I know those types of cries. There have been a couple of books to make me do that!
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It was really sad! I didn't cry, but I know what you mean. :(
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DeleteI remember reading his one my freshman year in high school and yeah I remember what happens :(
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Danielle, I'm yet to read this book :D
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I am so far behind in that there are so many classic books that I never got a chance to read. Judging from my shelves, I won't get to them anytime soon either. If I ever did get around to reading them, this one would probably top my list. Thanks for visiting my FF. New follower.
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It is hard to read all those classics, especially when there are so many awesome new books out there! We can't possibly keep up! The movie is good as well and follows pretty well to the book!
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It's been years since I've read it. Good choice. Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteHopping through. I haven't read Of Mice and Men. It wasn't assigned in school. I should read more classics.
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It is a very sad book, it was assigned to me in Eighth grade, I haven't read it since. You could always watch the movie, it is close to the book!
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Great pick -- haven't read it in so long but I remember it being so sad!
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Oh yeah! Of Mice and Men! SO powerful! Great answer. I especially appreciate you revealing it was an ugly snot cry. New Follower.
ReplyDeleteWow I haven't thought about this one in a long time. I haven't read the book, but I did see the movie and it was so, so emotional. Great choice. Thank you very much for stopping by my FF. Old follower :D Jaclyn @ JC's Book Haven.
ReplyDeleteYou dug deep for that one! I don't know why I don't think of books like Of Mice and Men from school. Good answer.
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Thanks, if you are like me there are so many current books that pull on the heart strings, sometimes it is hard to remember these oldie but goodies! Thanks for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteI've not read it, I feel so uncultured haha
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ReplyDeletehere to return the favor! I still have a list of John Steinbeck on my TBR but I'm glad to hear the constant great opinions! The one war story that made me tear up was All Quiet on the Western Front! New follower
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