All right, everybody, welcome back to another episode of I'll read what she's reading.

I'm Reggie.

I'm Michaela and I'm Kennedy.

And today we're going to be sharing books that have made us cry.

Because there's nothing as book Gurley's love more than a good cry.

A good cry.

We're inspired by this episode because, well, we've been thinking of doing one for a while.

But I don't know if it's just my pregnancy hormones, but every book I've been reading, I'm crying.

And so I just asked on our Instagram stories the other day, the most recent book that made you cry,

maybe I should have said book that's made you cry the hardest.

I didn't maybe word it the best, but before we start, I want to know what you guys, your most

recent book that made you cry was.

Oh.

Oh.

Okay.

Let me look at my good reads really quick.

Okay.

Well, I have two that I could share.

One of them was Malibu Rising, but we've talked about that.

So I'm going to go back a little bit farther.

The other one that made me cry is Anxious People by Frederick Bachman.

I still have to finish it. It just is a really beautiful story. It's weird because the synopsis is basically you're following this group of people that are in a hostage situation, which I never really would have thought I would have cried. But it's just like this beautiful story of all these people in this hostage situation, their individual stories and how they all meet together at the end. And it's just the way this author wrote was just beautiful and just really tugs at your heartstrings. It was really good. Oh yeah. I was sobbing within like the first two minutes of listening to the book. Yeah, it's so. I feel like it talks a lot about, for some reason, I feel like it talked a lot about like parental relationships with their children at the beginning and it just it's good it's really good

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