I’ve been in an all men’s book club with a couple of my best friends for over a year and we always read different types of books and genres. Our next book we tasked ourselves with reading a book that’ll make us cry.
None of us are really “manly” men, but none of us have ever cried in a book. Closest we came was reading a WWII biography, but we kind of agreed reading about the horrors of war is kind of cheating.
So what’s a good book that’ll make a group of grown men cry, whether from story or character?
by Callmehsinbad
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I mean, are you open to more WWII? Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand made me cry. Or Angela’s Ashes by Frank McCourt, that got me in the feels.
Where the Red Fern Grows. Marley and Me
The Road.
Under Heaven by Guy Gavriel Kay(almost all his books tbh)
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry might do the trick