I cried last night. I mean, really cried.
But it was nothing to do with the state of my life, the mess that is the current state of my house, the mundane-ness that is my job, no.
It was a book.
My current read - If you're not sure, you'll find it on the right hand side.
My Sister's Keeper.
I won't give anything away and tell you what I was crying about. But I shocked myself.
Never in a million years would I have thought that a book would have touched me so deeply to make me cry.
I'm nearly finished reading it and I'm just wondering how upsetting the last few pages are going to be.
I know it's coming.
Waterproof mascara at the ready.
But it was nothing to do with the state of my life, the mess that is the current state of my house, the mundane-ness that is my job, no.
It was a book.
My current read - If you're not sure, you'll find it on the right hand side.
My Sister's Keeper.
I won't give anything away and tell you what I was crying about. But I shocked myself.
Never in a million years would I have thought that a book would have touched me so deeply to make me cry.
I'm nearly finished reading it and I'm just wondering how upsetting the last few pages are going to be.
I know it's coming.
Waterproof mascara at the ready.
2 notes:
I think a lot of people underestimate the effect a good book can have....
Love the image accompanying the post, very apt :-)
See?! Told you to read some Tom Sharpe books. You'll cry allright - with laughter (don't read any in public like I did on a train back from oop north. The wifey was somewhat embarressed to be sitting next to a giggling loon)
Word veri thingy is NATIONC - Now that's a good read. Terry Pratchett's 'Nation'. Not a 'Discworld' novel. Very very good.
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