I read A Walk To Remember, and it was so sweet and heartbreaking at the end.
I heard there was also a movie, and would love to see that film. Even though the girl was sick,he still felt He loved her,and cared deeply. That is the greatest character I would love a guy to have!

1st time here for me! To Kill a Mockingbird, Where the Red Fern Grows,
and my most recent favorite for tear jerking, Marley & Me.

Time Traveler's Wife, excellent read. I hate though when you want that happy ending and it never comes. I of course cried when Dumbledore died. He was 1 of my favorite characters of all time.
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'April Fools Day' by Bryce Courtenay.... went through a few boxes of tissues with that one

'Sleepers' would be the first book that I remember making me cry. I also cried when I read 'A child called it'. They both made me feel sick too.

I feel a little like a fish out of water here. The four books that have made me cry over the past year are.

The Warrior Elite by Dick Couch.
Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden.
Roberts Ridge by Malcolm Macpherson and
In The Company of Heroes by Michael Durant.
Years ago I also cried when I read Wayne Rainey His Own Story by Michael Scott.

Black Beauty i used to cry at, but i have misplaced my copy

One that never fails yet is the "Lioness Rampant" when Faithful (a really sweet cat introduced in book 2) is murdered heartlessly...animal deaths especially cats make me cry...(Sookie Stackhouse Book 1)

Green Mile is also very heart wrenching.

The one i remember crying at most though is "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold ... it is such a well written and moving tale that it really gets to you.

Scarecrow by Matthew Reilly always makes me cry, in the bit where someone dies that scarecrow is close to. people who have read the book will know who i mean, but i don't want to spoil it.

One part of 'Just So Stories'- Kipling wrote the stories for his daughter Josephine who died, and she is Taffy in How the Alphabet was Made. In the poem On Merrow Down he describes how Taffy
'lights her little brushwood fires
To show her Daddy where she flits
And far, so very far behind
So far she cannot call to him
Comes Tegumai alone to find
The daughter who was all to him.'

Then there's Shakespeare's King John -
'Grief fills the space left by my absent child'

I have to go and find a box of tissues

To add on to my post before, a scence in one of the harry potter books, I can't remember which one, where Harry loses his temper and shouts at Dumbledore made me cry, I'm not sure why, but it's so hard to imagine anyone shouting at Dumbledore i guess it shocked me.

Also Matthew Flinders' Cat by Bryce Courtenay would've made me cry except that i was reading it in the presence of a few of my peers and a teacher, so I held back.

Every single one of the 6 'Duncton' books by William Horwood, but most especially when Tryfan lays dying and Mayweed comes to help him towards the light (I have tears falling now just thinking about it).

I have just reread them all and, although, I enjoyed Watership Down, I feel that the lives of the moles are so much more enthralling, I know for a fact that I live with them through every deed. So much so that over the years I have visited as many of the stones as I have been able. Sad to say that I have never touched the Duncton Stone.

Off to get a tissue now.........

I have just finished Jodi Picoult's My Sister's Keeper and I cried in the last chapter. Have not cried over a book in a long time.

Yeah, My Sister's Keeper made me cry at the last chapter too. I don't usually cry over books. Harry Potter 7 was a little sad because it was the end and there was a lot that happened.

WOW this is sad, and it probably isnt conisdered a book, but the Making of the Black Parade book made me cry! Mainly becuase of everything they went through to make the album, the mental illness they were plagued with and the things that are said.

Ok, I cried during Dobby's funeral in Deathly hallows. She did a beautiful job. The last book that made me cry was Time Travelers Wife. I loved that book.

I have never read a book that upset me enough to actually make me cry(Im a grown man and I probably wouldnt admit if I had),But Cujo by stephen King brought a lump to my throat.

I cried on the last page of the book "The Ill-Made Mute" by Cecilia Dart-Thornton.

The main character regained her voice, and her beauty, and the way the scene was written, it was both beleivable and beautiful.

where the red fern grows! i forgot about that book...i definitely cried in it

I am reading to Kill a mockingbird right now! Sorry that is sort of random since georgeprice probably posted that post about To Kill a Mockingbird ages ago but... just had to say it.

I read the novel "A Walk to Remember" was based on.The story was a sad heart tugger.Love, was only for a short time affair...

It doesn't really take much to make me cry, but the ones that really stick in my head are the 5th and 7th Harry Potters (I wont say why incase you've not read it!!)

Lovely Bones

My sisters keeper, which is one of my all time favourite books, if you've not read it make sure you do!!

And To kill a mockingbird

"All the Weyrs of Pern" by Anne McCaffrey. I always cry at the end. Also the end of the "Queen of the Orcs" trilogy.

I cried when I read the part in the 4th Harry Potter book where Harry was fighting Voldemort and his parents, Cedric, etc. came. I don't know why I did. I also cried when I read Charlotte's Web a long, long time ago. It was really sad when Charlotte died...

I have cried at a lot of books (Just a softy) ;-) but the two that spring to mind are 'The Prince of Tides' and 'Bridges of Madison County'