THE BOOK HEARTBREAK GAME!

I still stand by the fact that this is one of the most original books when it comes to talking about grief. How the story itself even came about had me in emo territory.

The friendship bond that develops in here is so beautiful and the events that go down are just devastating. This is another book where you look at the cover and you're like, "Oh, this looks like a light and happy little book party." But then you get in it and the book heartbreak demon jumps out and rips your heart out and shreds it into a million pieces.

This book did have the heart crack-a-lack-a-lackin. If you enjoy John Green books, I feel like you would really enjoy this book. The author does a great job of portraying the emotions that the character is going through.

This is the second book in the Six of Crows duology and it hurted. The readers that read it, get it. The readers that haven't, don't.

This one is hard hitting in what happens to our main character and unraveling that situation is hard and sad and a stab to the heart. I love putting myself into situations where fictional characters can destroy me and that's exactly the situation I got into here.

This book is literally one of those books where you are just drowning in darkness. Like no joke. The title is not joking when it says How to Make Friends with the Dark.

This is the third book in The Hunger Games trilogy, a book that had my heart a-racing. One thing I'm really good at is caring way too much about fictional characters and then letting them stomp all over my heart. And this book is prime example of that.

More Happy Than Not is just devastating. We Were Liars is heartbreaking in a more so shocking way. This one is also actually kind of shocking, but it's also like heartbreak after heartbreak.

But even though it is very sad, it's paired with light moments, so it's not like you're being dragged through the heartbreak mud. It lets up every now and then. I will say though that the deeper you get into it, the heavier it gets.

This one took me by surprise. My aunt recommended it to me and when you see this cover, you're kind of like, this book seems like it's going to be happy. But when you get into its crevices, the truth is revealed and that truth is pain.

This was a beautiful depiction of grief that does so in a real-world setting, but with a magical element coming into play. You just feel this longing that the main character has to connect with her mother. We watch her as she climbs through the trenches of grief and see her try and find peace.

This book should be retitled as The Cost of an emotional roller coaster because apparently that's the ticket I paid for when I started reading this book. It goes up, it goes down, it turns you around. I feel bad because I love this book, but this book just means so much to me.

This one does a really good job of getting you attached to these characters and then having those same characters stomp all over your heart. I'd like to sign into the heartbreak hotel because this book broke me.

Not to say it's not a rainstorm of emotions because that it is. Like the direction it led to had me choking back a sob and being welcomed into heartbreak headquarters.

This is one of those plot twist heartbreaks. Everything's all fine and dandy and then the rug is pulled out from beneath you and the next thing you know you're on the verge of tears. It burns, baby, burns.

Listen, I knew what I was getting myself into when I went into this book. I knew it was going to be sad, but it was next level heartbreaking to the point where I ended up in tears and that does not happen to me.