Which Books Make You Cry?

I'm not that emotional, thanks.

 

oh, there were a few.... but the last one that made me cry was freddie mercury biography... anything about him makes me cry, l really was a big fan, since l was a little kid........

 

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe
Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt
The Wanderer by Sharon Creech
Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Harry Potter 4,5,6 by J.K. Rowling

The WORST for me is Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S. Lewis, in the Chronicles of Narnia. Not because it's overly sad, but the last few chapters are so beautiful they have me bawling.

 

I know what you mean about the Amber Spyglass, especially the end...that they were seperated...but to keep visiting that park...ach...now I feel sad. Just remembering it...

I must admit, I get very choked up over books, and am prone to cry at the very sad parts...

 

Wuthering heights! It's so sad! But worst still is a little princess. It's a great book. I read it when I was seven and when Sara's Dad died I just sobbed and sobbed. I still do! I can't read it any more!
Peace and love to all.

 

The Last Song of Dusk

Angela's Ashes
Million Little Pieces
The God of Small Things

 

Most importantly 'twas
Nineteen eighty four &
those damned last few pages.

Most recently 'twas Time Traveler's Wife.
Audrey Niffennegger was it?
She's truly a brilliant artist..
painfully well written.

 

HArry Potter and the order of the phoenix when siruis died.. and the movie to that book sucked ballz.

 

has anyone actually read the two books before the amber spyglass, they're really good too

 

i read some george bernard shaw and cried because it was so atrociously dry and....what's the word....uninteresting

 

I actually thought Subtle Knife was more sad than Amber Spyglass... don't ask me why. Actually, they all made me cry. I cried too when she could be seperate from Pan, don't know why just found that really sad.

Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men also made me cry, so did How I Live Now by Meg Rossoff.

haven't read HPHBP, which is what everyone else is saying. I think I first read 1984 when I was too young and didn't understand it properly - it doesn't have so much impact now I know the ending. Having said that I read it again recently and didn't remember any of the stuff about them being betrayed and all that, so that was pretty good.

 

little women whenever beth dies.

 

Fluke, by James Herbert. It's supposed to be a horror story (well, that's the genre on the back), but damn it made me cry.. I reread it every now and again and it chokes me up every time.
And the end of The Dark Tower by Stephen King.. there's quite a few places in the seventh book that make me cry (no spoilers if anyone hasn't read it.. but it's highly recommended).
Damnit, that's got me going again, all I have to do is think of "In this haze of green and gold" and off I go...

 

Lord of the flies because it sucked sooooo bad.

 

some parts in the last harry potter book