What is the last book that has left you with the sad feeling

>>9554933
Don Quijote.

>>9554933
The Neverending Story
The Magus

i hated infinite jest while i was reading but i did cry at the end.
It was surreal. I think it's a good ending really is all.

>>9554954
For me it's good characters. Really well written characters make me not want to leave the world they're in.

>>9554954
Really? I'm loving infinite jest.

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>>9554933

The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell

The Plague.

Even though it ended on a rather optimistic note, l couldn't help but feel inexplicably sad at the end.

It's Camus' best book.

The Toilers of the Sea.
I can't even hint at what happens without ruining everything, but it is beautiful.

>>9554933
The Savage Detectives

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>>9554933
Crime and Punishment
One of the few books I would've loved to be 900+ pages

>>9557475
Hey, I've just read C&P few hours ago. Dialogues were top tier hilarious.

>>9557475
>>9557478
I'm finishing it today.
One of the best books i've ever read

>>9554933
Stoner, such an amazing work

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>>9557475
>>9557478
I loved the spin off tv show about Porfiry Petrovich

>Then, who is the murderer, Inspector?
>You are, my dear boy.