Books that have made you cry?

[JudyM5]

Crow Lake by Mary Lawson. The main themes include love, self sacrifice and guilt. The descriptions of the two brothers trying to bring up a very difficult toddler and another sister emotionally damaged by their parents' deaths, are that wonderful mix of humour and great sadness. Some really poignant descriptive writing.

[Firedrake]

"Deep Wizardry" by Diane Duane
"The Bards of Bone Plain" by Patricia McKillip
"The Onion Girl" by Charles de Lint
"The Last Unicorn" by Peter Beagle
"Finder" by Emma Bull
"The Far Side of Evil" by Sylvia Louise Engdahl
These are only a few of the many, many books that have made me cry.

[FleurdeLivre]

So many...it think the one that made me cry the hardest was Marley & Me

[PashaRu]

I dropped a dictionary on my foot once. I didn't cry, but it hurt like a mother.

[AmandaK+]

Jodi Picoult - Leaving Time. An amazing book but, oh my, those elephants!!

Where The Red Fern Grows & Old Yeller - show me a person who can read those without sobbing and I'll show you a person with no soul!!

[Alylynn317]

I've cried reading many books. Two I remember most..

The Host by Stephenie Myer - balled my freaking eyes out.

and

If I Stay by Gayle Forman

[Melanie__]

A book that I always would remember that made me cry is go ask Alice

[StainedGlassTiger3]

I cried so many times over "Guarding the Golden Door" by Roger Daniels that it isn't even funny. It's a non-fiction book I had to read for class once, and my teacher was very relentless and ruthless with the connected writing assignments.

[blai3ser]

The Green Mile bt Stephen King will always make me cry.

[altusgirl]

The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks. Enduring love no matter the age and circumstances. I have been married to my husband and best friend for 48 years this month. It seems like only yesterday.

[Royalbooklover]

My Sisters Keeper by Jodi Picoult. Amazing tear jerker!

[DeliriumReader]

Several books have made me cry for various reasons, but the one I'll always remember as my biggest tear jerker was Mother of Pearl by Melinda Haynes. I cried hard to this book. I had to set it down and grief before I could finish it. I cried myself breathless.

[Rebecca D]

I cried like a baby when I read 'The Boy In The Striped Pajama'

[kklaudi]

First book which popped on my mind "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. I mean, it is impossible not to cry while reading this book right?
But also Hunger Games series, Harry Potter series, books about First and Second WW...just to name few. I am quite emotional when it comes to books & book characters and I love it.

[baltimorebooklover]

I'm definitely NOT a crier, but some books you just HAVE to get it out (and of course that usually involves someone dying). "The Fault in Our Stars" -- no doubt. "Eleanor and Park". "Me, Earl & the Dying Girl". "Me Before You".