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some examples would be TFIOS, my sisters keeper, anything along those lines :)

They both die at the end, 11.22.63 is sad on some basis, A little life I haven't read but my sister cried and got all the way through (which is rare) so she must have enjoyed it, atonement I think she cried at, bird in the bamboo cage is sad. Most of these my sister has read because those are the books she likes :)

if he had been with me & my second chance

The fault in our stars is a classic

Talent certainly has sad moments, including one unchangeable fact. Fortunately the protagonist gets what she wants, but at what cost?

Talent

A Thousand Splendid Suns... be aware of the trigger warnings tho.

Also maybe We Were Liars.

I haven't read this YET but I think it's sad because of the title?

It is sad

*ੈ✩‧₊˚ lennon wrote: "I haven't read this YET but I think it's sad because of the title?

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I hated this book its not too sad, its a very modernised book ://

The song of Achilles is beautifully sad, like a butterfly in the stomach but peaceful sad.... if that makes sense :))

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Full tilt by Emma Scott

Definitely sad, but the second book is like a band-aid. I was really close to not reading the second one after I saw the synopsis, but belive me, you want to read it.
I don’t like to overhype books that I love, because I want people to be surprised while they read it. So I’ll just say, Full tilt is an unforgettable sad read.

just had this pop up on my FYP on tiktok: recs for when you need a good cry

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRFLb1nP/?k=1

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRFLyEQm/?k=1

everything everything

a little life, it is so much more than just sad lol