What's the most emotionally moving novel you've ever read?

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   Ben Gravesposted 13 years ago

   What's the most emotionally moving novel you've ever read?
   
   What's the one novel you've read that you connect to most on an emotional level?

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   Eric Pradoposted 13 years ago

   The  most emotionally moving novel I have ever read was without a doubt, 'Clay's Way' by Blair Mastbaum. A truly touching novel about young love, lust, and emotional journeys.

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   MichelleA2011posted 13 years ago

   The most emotionally moving novel I have ever read (so far) has to be Jody Picoult's My Sister's Keeper. Although I had wanted to put the book down more than once, by the end of it, I was bawling my eyes out - in my office over my lunch break!!

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   Jessica Brockposted 13 years ago

   The perks of being a wallflower by Stephen chbosky. Mental illness in a teenage world, beautiful read.

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   Porshadoxusposted 13 years ago

   I would have to say Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Although slogging through the 18th century prose style is a nightmare, this book was definitely worth the effort.

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   emichaelposted 13 years ago

   The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Absolute love in the face of absolute devistation. Beautiful story and brilliant prose. Books don't ever usually get tears from me, but this one did.

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   Windsweptplainsposted 13 years ago

   Thus far it has been A Walk to Remember by Nicolas Sparks. I don't usually go for the romantic novel, but this is an exception. I love the tender love story found in this book, it moved me beyond words.

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   KK Trainorposted 13 years ago

   Wuthering Heights is very emotional and shocking at the same time. It's hard not to get invested in Heathcliff and Cathy's whirlwind.

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   kohuetherposted 13 years ago

   I would have to say Bel Canto - I was on an emotional roller coaster the whole time because you really got attached to all of the characters. Patchett did a great job of blurring the lines between "villain" and "victim" which added to the emotional nature of it.

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    visionandfocusposted 13 years ago

    'The Time-Traveller's Wife' by Audrey Niffenegger. I bawled like a baby at the end.
    The movie didn't live up to the novel. Then again, movies never do.

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    Lynn S. Murphyposted 13 years ago

    Love Story. I was reading an excerpt in a magazine while waiting in a laundromat  waiting on the washing and drying and my mom was like excuse me can you help? And I'm sobbing uncontrollably. And the movie. OMG.

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    Meg Ingramposted 13 years ago

    this ones a bit old. but Memories of a geisha - by arthur gold, it was one of my favs an i get all torn apart when i read it bc of her struggle. Scarlett letter is also a good one,  also flowers in the attic- v.c andrews

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    Chelsea Sandersonposted 9 years ago

    For me it would be The Pact by Jodie Picoult. Probably the best book I've read in quite a long time simply because it's stuck in my mind long after I read it. Worth a try

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