Books that have made you cry

I totally agree with everyone who said A Child Called It by Dave Pelzer :cry: Also, pointup and mundodabolsa mentioned My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult.. I cried so bad reading that book!

:cry: So many people have said Alice Sebold's - The Lovely Bones... nooooo I'm reading that now :shock:
 
I´ve cryed with almost every book i read lol
the first that comes to my mind is Paula...i´ve cried the whole book like a baby. it´s really sad.:(
Little women: when beth died:cry:
(also with harry potter 5th and 6th)
 
In My Hands- Irene Opdyke
No Pretty Pictures- Anita Lobel
Night- Elie Wiesel
The Christmas Tree and the Wedding- Fyodor Dostoevsky
White Nights- Fyodor Dostoevsky
Lolita- Vladimir Nabokov
 
Bridges of Madison county
Anything by Nicholas Sparks - especially Message in a Bottle
Namma - Kate Karko
 
Piewi said:
the first that comes to my mind is Paula...i´ve cried the whole book like a baby.

oh god yes, such a good book, but such a cryfest :woot:
 
The Lovely Bones:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
The Five People You meet In heaven:cry: :cry:
The Prince of Tides:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
YES! thank you...closed the prince of tides just a few weeks ago, remember bawling in some places
and recently i had nothing to do in class so i started readin my friend's "lovely bones", and it was embarrasing because my eyes kept on watering:P
 
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pastry..i can't even get through the lovely bones cause i always get really emotional..it's such a powerful book..
 
i had cried when i finished the 'lord of the rings' series:P i know it is weird and i dont know the reason that made me cry but it was really interesting:P :P
 
^That's interesting. I cried only when I watched the movies of LOTR

I don't really cry while reading books...
 
Legyviel said:
I don't really cry while reading books...

i do. :ninja: i'm a crybaby.

robert falcon scott / last expedition
a supply teacher in primary school read the last pages to us once. oh, the drama in it. i'm re-reading it just now.
wolfgang borchert / nachts schlafen die ratten doch [rats do sleep at night]
a short story we read in fifth grade, i was inconsolable.
ilse aichinger / die groessere hoffnung [the greater hope]
christa wolf / kassandra [cassandra]
although i tried not to.
virginia woolf / the waves
andré maulraux / la condition humaine [the human condition]
peter weiss / die aesthetik des widerstands [the aesthetics of resistance]
i guess i was young, angry and wrongfully class conscious. bahaha.
john steinbeck / grapes of wrath
that came unexpected.

i never thought i even read that many german books.
 
The last book that made me cry was Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince :blush:

The only other book I can remember crying in was Flowers in the Attic :heart:
 
Captain Correlli's Mandolin - there was one scene I was in TEARS and its SO much better than the film
 
The five people you meet in heaven
Such a lovely story, I loooved that concept, somehow I wish that something like that would truely happen!!:cry:
 
I love the book "Brother of Sleep" by Robert Schneider (it's an austrian writer) and it makes me cry everytime I read it...
 

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