Books That Made You Cry
Little tears, big sobs. List the books that forced you to squeeze some out.
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Jul 10, 2009 11:05AM

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i'm a very sensitive person when it comes to movies and books! Alot of books have made me cry!



Although I concur with the majority of these. A lot of these I've never heard of!



I cried when I read Charlotte's Web aloud in our minivan last summer as we drove to Seattle.
I cried when I read To Kill a Mockingbird the first time I taught it and every time after that, and I remember crying when I read Where the Red Fern Grows, as a child.
Too much crying!



Use to make my mommy cry too...I don't have kids yet but I'm sure this is something I will have to read to them




To kill a Mockingbird is one of the best books ever read and I cry everytime. Its one o the only books I can go back and re read! Atticus Finch is brilliant as was Gregory Peck even the film was brilliant!

how has a book never made you cry?! i love to read. i cried in New Moon, hunger games ( bc of little girl rue), breaking dawn,suzannes diary for nicholas. i cry in so many books. i cried in the mediator series book!

i heard wehere the red fern grows was really good. i didnt read that one in school. i read fever 1793 for teh battle of the books.

a day no pigs would die. i love the tital. it was an amzing book! i read that in school as a class. all the girls started crying. what did you think about hussie and the weasel in that book? the was pretty upsetting.

i read that in 6th grade. im sorta going through same thing. no mother. havent seen her forever. but that was very sad.


During the inevitable sleepless night on his return to Callander, his father gives him an old box. Someone has left him a manuscript. It’s his life story but the ending has not yet been written.
From this moment on, his life takes an unexpected turns of events and a race against time begins in order to make up for lost time and find the person who has entrusted him the difficult task of writing the ending of that story. Amy MacLeod. On his journey to achieve this goal, he has to face a grievous challenge and the sometimes ugly truth of the Hollywood game. But he also finds that behind all this destiny gives him a chance to get back the only woman who believed in him.
This book will make you experience all kinds of feelings. This new writer has been a great surprise. The story has meant so much to me that right now I can't concentrate on a new one because I'm still thinking in You Write the Ending.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that it's a spanish edition, I don't know if the one in english already exists. I hope so because this is a story that everybody might read.

The books of nicholas Sparks made me cry like crazy. Specially the 'A Walk to Remember'. It is such a wonderful book. And you will really learn a lesson from it.



Read "Harvesting the Heart" & "Handle with Care" My two favorites at the moment. Nicholas Sparks will always be "The Guardian."



Bridge to Terebithia made me so sad. So did My Sister's Keeper. :'(
The Giver was sad, too. I cried reading this one, it's such a great book though.
I'm sorry, but the only reason I cried at The Twilight Saga was at the very end, for all the time I wasted reading that crap.
Night made me teary-eyed. We read this in school, though, so I held myself back (I'm good at that).
A lot of these I haven't read, though.


Agreed!