Has A Book Ever Made You Cry? Options

[eternalyfe]

I loved Where The Red Fern Grows!!
It was so incredibly sad, especially the way the author described Little Ann (?) after the passing of Big Dan (?). If I can remember their names properly.

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

harry potter 5.

[datass]

Yeah, I cry in a lot of books I read, I cried while reading 'The Dark Horse'..

[breakingdawn]

I cried at the end of Pirates! by Celia Reese. It was so sad.

[mahokaida]

I cry at just about every book I read. If there's an extremely happy part, or a really sad part. I'll cry at anything. More books than movies though.

Yes! Me too! Half the time I don't know what the heck I'm crying about. I think it's really that finishing a book is like losing a friend. I'm probably going to have a nervous breakdown when the Harry Potter series is over. I'm totally dreading it!

[luluindreams]

Yes! New Moon, by Stephenie Meyer. I was sobbing, it was a very emotional book, but very very good.

[xoxo_proud]

I cried when I read Secret Life of Bees and I Have Lived a Thousand Years. It's an incredible book. It made me sick to my stomach reading about what they had to go through at the concentration camps.

[Mistress Bags]

Yes. Any book with deep characters that I can relate to always has the ability to make me cry. I've read hundreds of books in my lifetime, and I'm certain at least a quarter has made me cry.

[*This Confession*]

James Patterson books have.

And Howl's Moving Castle.

[Serendipity]

At the end of Charlotte's Web when Charlotte dies. )=

[Gypsy Eyes]

My Sister's Keeper made me cry pretty hard.

[*Azarel*]

Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls.

Since then, Augusten Burrough's Dry and John Irving's A Prayer For Owen Meany both came mighty close, but not quite.

[expoised]

I didn't actually cry, but "Love Story" by Eric Seigel made me want to.

[HakunaMatata]

Hail yes I have. I'd be on the couch and start crying so hard and my family would be like "What's up with her...?"

I cried so hard when I read Wild Swans and even Bonesetter's Daughter. Geez.

[Beautiful`disast...]

Only two books have the power to make me cry: Harry Potter 5 and My Sisters Keeper (Jodi Picoult). The ending to My Sister's Keeper is so unexpected and sad. Harry Potter made me cry not because Sirius died but because Harry was shouting at Dumbledore.

[mznikki]

a walk to remember I read it like 3 times and I cried all three times

[xtrancie]

^ omg same here T-T i read the book before the movie and i cried. it was SO sad TT_TT

[myWings510]

I cried at the end of the first Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants book T__T

[tokyo-rose]

Lots of books have made me cry, but What Happened to Lani Garver was the most memorable one. That book is amazing.

[synthase]

"Where the Red Fern Grows"

aww*cries*

[*Kathleen*]

Since then, Augusten Burrough's Dry and John Irving's A Prayer For Owen Meany both came mighty close, but not quite.

I now have this image of you reading books with no emotion on your face whatsoever. And I hated Where the Ren Fern Grows. Ew. Hate hate hate.

[*My Cinderella.*]

A child called it.

[ecargnmyst]

a little princess...cried each time i read and reread it when i was little

[bowl_of_oranges]

:O to whoever mentioned chinese cinderella. thinking about it that was probably the first book that made me cry. i guess alot have. most of them just occasionally but 'Sickened' which is an autobiography of a girl who was abused by munchausens by proxy ( where her mum would pretend/make her ill and try and get doctors to operate on ehr and stuff) made me cry for a loooooong time..

[Rachel]

Lucky; I cried throughout most of the book.