10 Fantasy Books That Made me Cry
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Deadhouse Gates “the part” (we all know who have read it) Made me almost silent for a couple of days
Just the perspective of it was so perfect…
I know it's bad for your RUclips stats or whatever to fast forward so I just muted it instead through the deadhouse gates section 🤙🏻
You're a real one! :)
Lonesome Dove is the only book that ever made me feel like crying. I've felt sad in a lot of other books. I've felt despair. But Lonesome Dove hit hard.
For me, Pirate Aba brought me to tears many times.
What makes me cry is the sacrifice involved in keeping a promise or honor, or when one character sacrifices their life to save another, it doesn't count if they're drakes, goblins, humans, or ghosts. The centaur's birth scene also made me cry, really hard.
Thank you for sharing ;)
Hi Matt! I really love your videos! They’re so full of info and so far, with what I’ve read and your opinions on those books we have a very similar reading teste, so I’m always looking forward to your recs. I really like when a book is able to make me this emotional (not just with crying granted but yk), and therefore I was really excited when I saw the thumbnail for this. Anyway, just wanted to say that I love your content! Keep up the great work!
Malazan made me cry a bunch of times, like most people I think. But the book I’d use on a list like this is definitely The Crippled God, simply because it made me cry the highest number of times, for separate things
Somewhat similar to a Memory of Light, being the last book of a huge series - there’s a lot of reasons to cry lol. But Erikson also just had so many beautiful and brilliant character and plot moments that just got me going… 😭 😭 😭
Mallick Rel makes me cry
@@DanExploresBooks I gave your comment a thumbs down 👎
@@slidenaway so did your mom...
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@@DanExploresBooks LOL good one
I have had emotional moments in the Malazan:Book of the Fallen(The only series that broke me since this day).Especially the two famous books for making people cry(MOI and Reaper`s Gale) but surpsingly no the moment people expected to be:Spoilers :
In MOI: For me it was the Pannion Seer meeting his sister, I just didnt expect him to get so worried of how his sister would react seeing him like that.The first time I have ever cried for a book
In Reaper`s Gale: Rhulad Sengar finding about what happened with the Edurs from Sepik Island , his reaction and the reaction of the Errant(I would think the only time the Errant felt so much compassion towards another being).
Great list. I reread the wheel of time a few months ago. I read them all when they came out but the reread hit so much better. Totally still thinking about it and pulls the heart strings.
SPOILER COMMENT FOR HUNGER OF THE GODS!! -
I didn’t realize that the character I think you were referring to died at the end! When I read it the first time, I interpreted it as her being captured. Later on, I’ll have to go back and reread that scene to see how it’s written, so I’m not sure I agree that’s what actually happened just yet. If so, well man. That was my favorite character.
I hope you are right, although I would have shed those tears for nothing! It's been a long time since I read it and I wasn't very well read in fantasy when I did so it's totally possible I read it wrong!
I feel like it definitely reads as if she is dead, but I have spoken to a lot of other fantasy readers and it seems almost unanimously believed that Orka didn’t die, she was just badly wounded and will be captured.
It did just take that one line in MoI to bring it all back.
Lots of tears in this series.
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The reread doesnt make if any easier.
While not an actual cry, I did get wispy at the end of My Effin Life when Neil got sick.
David Gemmell has brought more tears to my eyes than anyone. Just about every book he wrote had something that got me going. There is a part in his book The Swords of Night and Day that gets me going just thinking about it. And it isn't even a main character death or anything either. The characters in his books just feel so real and he weaves such strong bounds between them. When something happens to them or around them I feel it too.
I've also felt strong emotional connections multiple times during Wheel of Time, Malazan, Stormlight Archive, First Law, Kingkiller Chronicles and many others. Basically it's almost a requirement for a top 10 spot on my all time favorites list, lol.
If I don't feel a strong enough emotional connection to the characters to where water works are possible then the author didn't do a good enough job in my opinion.
I actually like that Sanderson doesn't go with the typical doom and gloom writing
Matt! I’ve been here since you’ve had 100 subscribers man. Great to see your success since then 👏🏻
Thanks for the continued support Connor!
My list would have The Sword of Kaigen on it, for sure.
Matt, Wyrd Sisters so far is the only Pratchett book that has comes close to the masterful prose of Guards! Guards! , for me.
also i really enjoyed your takes in this video, if an author can stir emotions enough to bring tears to my eyes its pretty special. Robin Hobb was definetly on my list as was brandon sanderson,
Reapers Gale was the Malazan book that broke me. I had to stop reading because I was literally sobbing 🕯
And I think Rhythm of War was the Stormlight Archive book that made me cry the hardest. That one event... man I was a wreck.
Golden Sun and Dark Age from Red Rising get me every time I read them. Especially one in particular in Dark Age. "Worthy", if you know, you know.
And one that caught me completely off guard in The Last Argument of Kings from The First Law. "I've always enjoyed our talks" that gutted me.
When i was a kid the hobbit and return of the king both got me. As an adult Sanderson is the only one who gets me crying. Though not mistborn, I don't think the characters worked in those books, but the story was amazing. The end of hero of the ages had me walking around like"wtf did I just read" for days.
After all my years of reading the only book that has made me cry is Flowers for Algernon
Every time you make a video with SanFran merch on a warrior is born, i LOVE it!! keep doing you my brother may your glass always be full!
I quite agree with you about guards guards You're definitely gonna laugh so hard you cry This rings true for several disk world novels. Started reading it and I was like oh we're doing Monty python Love it
I read lonesome dove last year and it blew me away……I managed to get the 3 follow ups from a charity shop recently……must get round to reading them soon.
Deadhouse gates hurt me bro
The Sun Eater has got me close a few times. Howling Dark, Kingdoms of Death and Ashes of Man have these moments
I cried a lot in the Dandelion Dynasty, but I think especially in the Wall of Storms because I just wasn’t prepared for the atrocities that were about to ensue in the second half.
I don’t really get sad when people die in books for the most part, but I’m glad Way of Kings is on there because I cried at the same part you did. I think they’re proud tears. Utter despair followed by selfless heroism followed by ultimate catharsis and good winning against all odds. Perfection.
Guards! Guards! YES!
Hilarious as it is, it also includes one of the most touching romantic moments in fantasy. "The woman was a city." I always get misty-eyed warm fuzzies when I think of that part.
If you like grimdark with great themes I highly recommend making an exception to not reading manga and give Berserk a shot. I think after you pass the very beginning you’ll be hooked.
Sanderson has to be top 3 fav author! Brings out such powerful emotions!!!
Well this is crazy that I don't recall any main POV characters dying in Hunger of the Gods. It's got me thinking we might have read the endings differently or I read it in a way that said character isn't really dead.
I don't feel like an emotional person, but I've cried in a lot of these too haha 😭😂
Deadhouse Gates has stuck with me since I read it over 3 years ago. That's why it's near the top of my Malazan rankings.
I can think of another book where they murder children-
*spoiler-ish*
Dungeon Crawler Carl! Although it's not the same. Lol.
Assassin's Fate made me cry, too. And I might have shed a tear during Jade Legacy.
Deadhouse Gates was the one for me...Damn! .I will never forget Coltaine!
For me the wind runner, book 10 of wandering inn. Got a 20 min section I could not stop crying
I have an inner conflict between strongest emotional reaction to ending sequence of Deadhouse Gates and ending sequences of Memories of Ice.
If you're reading Deadhouse Gates again soon, does that mean we're getting another Malazan buddy read?
No, I only do buddy reads for standalones or 1st book in a series. The participation rate on books that aren't 1st in a series plummets.
I hope so!
Dude soooo with you on Sanderson!
I’ve read these all but memory of light but I’m on book 4!
I'm going Empire of Silence, Flowers for Algernon, Memories of Ice and She Who Wants (3rd book in the Low Town trilogy by Daniel Polanski). Flowers for Algernon made me ugly cry.......snot bubbles and all. 😢😭💦🌊
Also in Reaper's Gale Malazan when
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someone (sorry I only know his name in my language, but if you know you know) sacrifice his life to save entary army 😭 I really needed hug in that moment...
And the end of Jade Legacy is also strong, gosh, I was so emotinal invested that I wait couple of days before finishing the third book.
Sanderson gets me too
Now that a video!
I cried reading Dune when I found out near the end that Baron Vladimir Harkonnen is bad. Twist ending.
I cried when they first arrived on the planet. Not because of the book....I just had my own stuff going on.
@@MattsFantasyBookReviews lol
Deadhouse Gates 😢
Duiker and Coltaine 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Yeah, that book 1 scene out in the plains 💯 Been chasing that feeling ever since. Oh, that series, how you have fallen 😴
Okay I’m gonna have to read all of these to someday be able to finally watch this entire video 😂
Beak's death hurt me man
Still hurts!
Had to skip spoilers for the few I haven't read, but I'll be doing Way of Kings in a bit, so soon.
As to Malazan, wellllllll (Spoilers)
The Chain of Dogs didn't affect me whatsoever, because I felt like I didn't know any of the characters well enough that I should care. That coupled with so much awful shit happening that I'm numb to awful shit happening is a pattern throughout the whole series for me.
I did not read Eleventh Cycle, but the scene you describe is done way worse in the contemporary literary book “Little Bee”. Way worse.
I’ve openly weeped exactly 3 times while consuming Fictional content. One was while watching the One Piece anime when we lose one of the main characters (and shut up yes she was a main character to everyone who loved her lol) and the other two times were listening to two separate Dresden Files books. The first time for Dresden was when Harry has to make an impossible choice at the end of Book 12 Changes and the paragraph of his thoughts while he’s doing so has never failed to make me cry. The second time for Dresden was in Book 15 Skin Game and it was a simple question from a Child that as a Father myself it had me balling my eyes out. The best Authors are the ones who make you feel and these 3 times were the ones that made me cry…
Deadhouse Gates is a book that made me fall asleep. I really hate it.
Sorry you couldn’t invest yourself in Deadhouse Gates.
Same. I was too bored through most of it that when the ending came I didn't care enough to feel anything. I do want to give it another try some time in the future though.
Three mentions of Sanderson but only that one Deadhouse Gates scene? What about Beak? 🕯What about The Snake? And like dozen other scenes from Malazan. Beak broke me but The Snake made me a hollow shell. Not the part where they were starving. It was the part where they were re-learning being kids and to play again. Two small scenes in The Crippled God and I had to stop reading and let it all out.
And most recently I finished Wrath. One of the best wholesome dying scenes ever. I'm tearing up right now :D
I only wanted to do one book per series.
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Spoilers Deadhouse Gates
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They DID succeed with the chain of dogs. The (remaining) refugees arrived in the city safely
you cried about The Way of Kings, wtf?! :D
howling dark?, interesting choice
felt absolutely nothing in this book, much worse than empire of silence, dissapointing
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