Recommmend a Sad Book

Perhaps sorrow isn't popular tonight.

lmao ur a fagit

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>>7416192

>>7416175
What kind f sad book do you want? Family sad, mortality sad, relationship sad? I can recommend Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller or Goodbye Chunky Rice by Craig Thompson.

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>>7416175
>from this sub
You almost had me

>>7416256
I was thinking more of the Death of a Salesman sad. Family sad would be great too.

Thanks anon for posting an actual response.

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>>7416266
Real bate looks like this

>>7416175

Stoner, Notes from Underground, The Things They Carried, Mockingbird.

maaaaaan Billy Budd Foretopman is the tear-jerkingest short story i've ever touched

it's pretty dense throughout but yo the ending still makes me teary just to think of.

also i cried like a baby at Inside Out too OP. i really love that movie

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>>7416175
I don't know if you're familiar with The Mountain Goats' music, but the songwriter / lead guy wrote this novel last year. I've always been cynical of non-literary artists deciding to try their hand at writing prose, but this is a rare case of it working, and working very well. If you know anyone with any kind of physical malady, this is bound to tear you up. Oh and If you're a fan of those "choose your own adventure" roleplaying books, that'd be a bonus.

>>7416917
Notes wasn't sad, the guy mostly did it to himself, even though some people were dicks for no reason

>>7416175
Flowers for Algernon made me cry like a lil bitch

>>7416962
>Notes wasn't sad,
>the guy mostly did it to himself

if that prevents a work from being sad then i guess we better start laughing at tragedies

>>7416966
I actually laughed at some of his more autistic moments pacing around a room with people who hate you just to spite them

>>7416970
the only real pathos is at the end of apropos of we snow, the rest are just humorous hijinks.

pretty sure you were meant to laugh at a lot of the first half too.

Stoner. It will rip up your heart and shit on your soul.

There's been only one book I've ever read that brought me to tears

Marley and me
N-no joke.