Top 5 Books that Drained my Emotions

Hi Guys,

I think I didn’t do any posts for a month and a new WordPress Editor welcomed me. I had to switch to classic editor for now to make my comeback post a little easier. 🙂

This meme is hosted by Shanah @Bionic Book Worm and this week’s topic is “Books that drained my Emotions”. Fact about me is that I’m a very emotional person and also as a reader. I cry at everything so this topic is a bit easy. 🙂

In no particular order, these are the books that played with my emotions and turned me into a mess.

1.) All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven

This book killed me. This is one of those books I wished I’ve read spoiler reviews first. I could’ve avoided it. I read this when my depression was at its peak. And this book killed my hope. I just can’t, the ending. It’s so unfair. If you’re battling against depression and the likes, I advise not to read this. It’s for your own sake. But if you can handle it, well… But I rated this book 5 stars because it’s undeniably well-written and very realistic.

2.) The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

This book has everything I don’t like in a book or even in real life but became one of my favorite books of all-time. Why, Evelyn effing Hugo. She’s the most compelling character I’ve ever read.The things she did and went through. Her story gripped my heart and I’ve shed gallons of tears while reading.

Ugh! Seriously guys, read this book. 

3.) Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover

Another book that has things I don’t like in a book, especially in a romance book. I found the story twisted and the characters. I wanna hate them but I couldn’t and ended up crying for them.

I will never ever forget Tate and Miles for breaking my heart.

 

4.) The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Actually, this one is a heartwarming story. I love the MC so much and liked all the characters. Especially the father. 🙂 But this also made me smile, sad, mad, and tear up. And it’s impossible not to cry at the end of the book.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK.

 

5.) HP and The Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling

Everyone knows this book so let me make this short. Why it drained my emotions? TOO MANY DEATHS. And that convinced me that HP series is not entirely a childrens books. 

 

 

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There you have it guys. I’m sure you’re familiar with the books in my list. I’d be happy to chat with you about them. 🙂

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