Books that Made you Cry

[horsewhisper13]

That would have to be Henry's Sister's by Cathy Lamb. I bawled my eyes out, but it is still the best book that I have read to date.

[Serene]

The Kite Runner made me bawl my eyes out at least 4 times... I just could really feel their emotions and I felt really bad for the characters whenever they got into really hard situations... which was a lot. Still, I love that book :> I also cried at the end of Marley and Me. I knew what was coming but I still bawled anyways

[ckh988]

I've cried when I red Where the Red Fern Grows. When the two hounds died it was just so sad.

[aoz0ra]

Well, before I suddenly became more prone to laughing at tragedy than crying tears of sympathy (gosh)...
Harry Potter had me tearing and depressed in the last few books. "NOOOO, JK whaiiii TTT___TTT" yep

There's also the scene with the hounds in Sword in the Stone... And Anne Frank's Diary - I knew the ending but I still had a tiny 'RAEG CRYS" moment after all. And a few scenes in Holly Black's fairytales - "You beautiful, wise, stupid faeries; why did you do THAT? And you stupider humans, arghhhh T_T Ilu anyway. //tragedy"

And CS Lewis somehow manages to make me tear up a few in most of his Narnia books, even after my laughing turn. Magic, man. Neverending Story has a similar effect.. oh gosh, tearing up now at the thought.

I ought to list books like Lovely Bones and Kite Runner and Chinese Cinderella - but they didn't make me cry, they just made me feel depressed about the world and contemplate tossing something out of the window.. >_>

[Nadeshiko]

if you want a total tear-jerker, i would suggest Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah. I totally cried every chapter! maybe because i can somehow relate to her, too. it's the story of the author's life when she was still a kid. it's super good and it's my favorite one.=D

[benjibabe]

"Where the Red Fern Grows"!! I read it in 6th grade and was so moved by it I recommended it to my teacher as a book to read aloud to the class (she did such things), but the wench sniffed at me and said why she she read it then if I've already read it. Arghh!! Because it was so great I cried for an hour and wanted to share the love?! ...Anyway, that's the number one book I remember crying over

[Symfonia]

I've just finished P.S. I love you (book ;-) ) I cried when I read it.

[murasakibanana]

Sadako and the thousand paper cranes.. a classic
the ONE and ONLY book that made me cry

[shelly]

The only book that has ever made me cry was Chinese Cinderella. Reading about someone elses' life being so tragic just made me so sad x.x

[hinshihoushi]

I think that the book that I would have to say always makes me cry, is "The Giving Tree". Don't laugh! It was first given to me by my godmother when I was little, which was a loooong time ago. However, I will always think of it as one of my favorites and even as an adult it still makes me cry

[xlilim]

Books that made me cry, I can name a couple: The Color Purple, My Sister's Keep and the Lovely Bones. I literally don't cry reading, I usually have to watch the movie if its available and then I cry, but it's something about the writing in these that made me blubber like a fool. They are emotionally charged novels and they hit you hard when they need to.

[majola]

It's definitely not hard to make me cry... any death of a character I like (which happens always), injustice, some bad thing or even a happy ending can make me cry...

The most notable "tearjerking" moment in a book I can remember was the death of Sirius Black... Curse you Rowling for killing all of my favorite characters...

[KimiB]

When I get attached to characters, I hate when anything bad happens to them. So when I read A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks, I shed tears. Jamie was such a wonderful character and when she died, I really felt it.

[fluktuasyndrome]

i never been cry actually but the least that make me almost teary is 1 litre of tears