Six Books That Made Me Cry - And I Can't Remember Why

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Do you cry while reading? I don't too often, but I have an entire shelf on Goodreads dedicated to books that made me cry. When I peruse it, some of the reasons I cried return easily to my mind. For example, the last book that me cry was Angela Ruth Strong's Husband Auditions. A single woman afraid the man she likes won't commit—oh yeah, that hit me square in the feelings. With other books, I can remember a character's death or another poignant scene which drew out the tears. But some leave me wondering. Why did I cry? All of these are books I remember fondly, but I guess I'll have to read them again to remember the reason they brought out the waterworks.

"Roots of Wood and Stone" by Amanda Wen


"Shelter of the Most High" by Connilyn Cossette


"Restoring Christmas" by Cynthia Ruchti


"A Lady Unrivaled" by Roseanna M. White


"Between the Wild Branches" by Connilyn Cossette


"An Endless Christmas" by Cynthia Ruchti

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Yes, Cynthia is both an amazing author and person. :-) I actually read her non-fiction first before checking out her fiction.

Loved seeing A.W. Tozer on your TTT! He's another favorite non-fiction author, though of course a classic more than a contemporary. :-)