I didn't know which forum to put this in, so please put it in the right one if it isn't where it's supposed to be.

Once upon a time, NintendoFanKimmy had a great idea. She decided to something she hadn't done for a long time.

Kimmy decided to pick up a book and read it. An actual book. Not a schoolbook.

"'Ripley's Game', huh?" she said to herself after examining the cover. "Seems promising. Guess I'll read it."

Days passed by, and she was nearing the end of the book.

"You know what? I'm going to start reading books more often from now on. I mean, I love this story; it's really exciting, and it's helping me learn more English, too, I guess. Books are great!"

How very wrong she was.

"I love this so much; it's had such a positive influence on me so far, it's been helping me with organizing my time, bringing a smile to face every now and then, giving me something to look forward to, earning me a lot of cool comments from my teachers, and- NO, NO, NO, I DIDN'T WANT THIS TO HAPPEN, UGH- WHY DID JONATHAN HAVE TO DIE?" 

"Read books!" they said.
"They'll make you happy!" they said.

What book death did you guys find sad?

NintendoFanKimmy, out!~

 :'(

This is so sad. My favorite character ALWAYS dies, and ALWAYS does it selflessly, while sacrificing him/herself to save another person's life. 

Like... .

There's a few deaths I found upsetting. Like in Chronicles of Narnia. in The Hobbit. And the mother in David Copperfield. Deaths, why must you have to happen to the best characters? ;-;

Wow, such an obvious spoiler. Good thing I wasn't reading that book XD You should've made the spoiler alert more obvious too. Putting it in the description is a bad idea because a lot of people don't read the description. If you're gonna do something like that, make the title of the thread "SPOILER!"

A book death I found sad was

Spoiler:
Lennie getting shot by his friend George

in the book Of Mice and Men.