Have you ever

[henryspaw]

Read a book where the ending is so heartbreaking that you never want to read it again or listen to a song so sad that you never want to hear it again

[Buc]

Chalky have to admit I've never read a book since the late 70s. But all my family read books.

[griff]

Ooh, you two'll be in for it when moorlad gets here.

Currently reading Stephen King's Mr Mercedes and I'm anticipating a gory conclusion. I can't wait.

[moorlad]

Shame on youse Jimmy, 30 odd years without reading an book? I read anbout three (3) an week, and not one off of them has ever made me cry chalky youse soft ****.

Mr Mercedes is geet good Griff, I recently ancquired an signed copy off of the follow up (Finders Keepers), but of yet to get round to reading it. The last off of the three (3) is due early next year.

I really can't believe there's anybody who doesert read.

[Floppy_funbags]

Whats up Chalks? Have you just finished Bridget Jones Diary or summat? I divvent get 'sad' by reading books though some of had an profound effect to the point where I willn't ever re-read them -ly Marabou Stork Nightmares by the geet Irvine Welsh and The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Both grim in the extreme.

It's the same wi' films - Schindlers List, Eden Lake and Hard Candy are all geet brilliant but too hard work for a second viewing.

[moorlad]

Aye, fair crack Kenny, but they wouldert make youse blubber like an geet big lass.

[Psaw]

Its not so much books, but tv adverts for suffering animals and children. I turn away, we shouldnt be exposed to that.

[kel_]

Read a book where the ending is so heartbreaking that you never want to read it again or listen to a song so sad that you never want to hear it again

No.