What books have ever made you cry?

[SolrSurfr3]

The first Animorphs book, actually. When that alien was killed near the beginning.
...Don't judge me. stare

[passepied]

Walk Two Moons
When when the grandma and mom dies :---:

[Lady Gyrfalcon]

So many, so very many. I've lost count, really.
I've been holding off on reading "How to Live Safely In A Science Fictional Universe" because I know it's going to hollow me out and fill me with bitter tears and I'll go around feeling this sense of loss all day, each day I read it, if I don't get through all of it in one go. I'm hoping it will be cathartic somehow, if I manage the whole thing in one go.
But every time I think about going to, I'm reminded of the understated sadness infusing the first 69 pages, and how the rest is probably going to be the same. I've only got 170 pages to go, no sweat, so I'm being a bit illogical about it.
I'm just afraid it won't have a sense of resolution at the end and I'll be left with a lingering sense of what a subtle tragedy life is or something equally heartbreaking.

Anyway - other books which have made me cry. The Book Thief, for sure, and several of Robin Hobb's books have had their tearjerking moments. I don't really keep track.

[satansrose]

The Woodlanders - Thomas Hardy
Mill on the Floss - George Eliot
Wives and Daughters - Elizabeth Gaskell
My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult
Flowers in the Attic - V.C. Andrews
Black Beauty - Anna Sewell
Animal Farm - George Orwell

[Demon Days]

the last harry potter book! crying crying crying


also, there is one scene in sm stirling's "the high king of montival." i looove this series, but whenever i get to one particular scene my eyes get misty eyed emo

[black rocker101]

harry potter and the deathly hallows and this one book i cant remember the title of

[black rocker101]

satansrose

The Woodlanders - Thomas Hardy
Mill on the Floss - George Eliot
Wives and Daughters - Elizabeth Gaskell
My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult
Flowers in the Attic - V.C. Andrews
Black Beauty - Anna Sewell
Animal Farm - George Orwell

i love my sister's keeper, have you seen the movie?

[Soaring Sheep]

Aimee by Mary Beth Miller. Like, the first six times I read it. After that, I quit rereading it.

...The last book in the Farsala trilogy, for some reason. At the very end. I don't even...

Oh, there's probably more. I know there's at least one more, but I forgot the title.

[Miss Toxica]

Beir

Walk Two Moons
When when the grandma and mom dies :---:

YES. I read that when I was little and my mom was all worried about me because I just burst into tears. ;A;

[Miss Toxica]

Though I'm sad to admit it, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Why Snape? D:
Skin by Adrienne Maria Vrettos. Which was really surprising. And then the second time I read it, I still cried. Again, surprising.
1984 by George Orwell. Big Brother won. Yeah. I cried for a while.

[passepied]

Man I loved that book. emotion_facepalm

Miss Toxica

Beir

Walk Two Moons
When when the grandma and mom dies :---:

YES. I read that when I was little and my mom was all worried about me because I just burst into tears. ;A;

[Call me Rainleaf]

✧ Childish as it sounds, I want you to hold me tight...

Harry Potter, Looking For Alaska, the Warriors series.

...and make all of my nightmares disappear.✧

[maryk128]

The book'Freak the Mighty' was the best book I have ever read in my life! I recommend this book to anyone...everyone.It was very emotional at the end for Freak's best friend Max because Freal(Finn) died,and sorry for killing the end of the book.I loved it and you will too!! I still love it smile

[witch_jellybean]

the last song
harry potter and the deathly hallows
books by Lurlene Mcdaniel

[Kindole]

The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause is a sweet book.
and it brought me to tears with and sad, but good ending