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⌈ Secret Post #2206 ⌋

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Comments

Sad books and memoirs

[tamabonotchi]

I just finished reading Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt for a class, and I'm so relieved. I seriously was disgusted towards the end of the book and it squicked me out hardcore, but I can't find myself to hate it entirely. Still, the book was incredibly depressing and I always get upset by these depressing memoirs with terribad parents.

The most depressing fiction book I've read

[(Anonymous)]

had to be May Sarton's As We Are Now, about an old woman warehoused by her relatives in a horrible nursing home with a horrible, abusive caregiver. Then in the end, the patient takes matters into her own hands in the most horrible way possible. I was left staring at this book going what is this what what did I just read oh no oh no no no.

Of course it was meant to do that to you, and it succeeded very well.

Re: Sad books and memoirs

[(Anonymous)]

NIGHT BY ELI WIESEL.

Just. god. augh. so depressing.

Re: Sad books and memoirs

[te_llamo.livejournal.com]

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. Aaaaagh.

The best part is that it was part of a summer reading assignment, and one of the other books was Angela's Ashes.

spoilers maybe?

[diet_poison]

I love The Kite Runner. But I almost stopped reading it after that one scene close to the beginning...and the ending was kinda dreary too, if not entirely sad.

Re: Sad books and memoirs

[(Anonymous)]

The Jungle by Upton(?) Sinclair. Had to read it for school.