What's the saddest book you've ever read?

"Forbidden" by Tabitha Suzuma. I finished it today. I think I will never fully recover. A part of my heart died. It's more touching than "The Fault in Our Stars" and "The Book Thief" together. But it's pretty good.

Spoiler:

OH GOD. OH GOD I HAVE BEEN WAITING MY WHOLE LIFE FOR THIS TOPIC BECAUSE OF THIS ONE BOOK I READ IN SIXTH GRADE THAT I COULDN'T READ AT SCHOOL BECAUSE IT MADE ME CRY LITERALLY EVERY FIVE PAGES

it's called freeze frame by heidi ayarbe and it is literally THE SADDEST BOOK I'VE EVER READ. IT TORE MY HEART OUT AND THEN PUT IT ON A CHARM BRACELET AND LAUGHED AT MY PAIN.

Forgotten Fire by Adam Bagdasarian
I loved it, such a good read but oh my god it was agony.

Also Night by Elie Wiesel.

Both books are about the experiences of a character facing a genocide of their people, based on true stories and experiences.

So many, I literally can't decide. I'm torn between The House Of Hades, TFIOS, and Rootless

The Glass Castle.

I DON'T REALLY READ SAD BOOKS

Uhmmm

Thirteen Reasons Why
Wintergirls
Running With Scissors
Of Mice and Men

half of those were recommended by lila lmao

THE OUTSIDERS OH MY GOD

Where's Waldo?

on my honor
the darkness of the moon
LOOKING FOR ALASKA BY JOHN GREEN THAT BASTARD

I SOBBED FOR THE DARKNESS OF THE MOON I CRIED LITERALLY 8 PAGES

A Monster Calls is so depressing I can't get past the third page

The Book Thief man. Jeez

The Fault In Our Stars, Looking For Alaska, The Seventh Harry Potter

Omg Dobby
Fred
TONKS
FRIGging RemUS
ALLLL MY FAVS
GODDDDDDD