Has a book ever made you tear up, or cry?

When I read 'Flowers in the Attic,' and the rest of its series, I must have cried half a dozen times... I was also 14, and at that point in my life I still hadn't cried over a movie.

Also, I sort of cried a little during Harry Potter, the last few books just really tapped on my sensitive nerve.

I cry in about every book I read.

Here is a list of the ones that I cried the most when I read:

Where the Red Fern Grows-Wilson Rawls

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-J.K. Rowling

Sapphique-Catherine Fisher

The Outsiders-S.E. Hinton

Percy Jackson and the Olympians:The Last Olympian-Rick Riordan

The Lord of the Rings:The Fellowship of the Ring-JRR Tolkien

Te Lord of the Rings:Return of the King-JRR Tolkien

Old Yeller-Fred Gibson

Touching Spirit Bear-Ben Mikaelsen

The Last Song-Nicholas Sparks

Dear John-Nicholas Sparks

A Child Called "It"-Dave Pelzer

Walk Two Moons-Sharon Creech

I bawled in all of these books.

We read Where the Red Fern Grows in school and I was crying all day that day.

When I read HP7, I cried for hours! All night long. It just got to me and broke me down. I could barley finish the books because of all the tears!

Micheal Morpurgo's Private Peaceful is famous for being a tear jerker.

I cry while reading many books, I (this is really embarassing) tested up at a TRAILER fo NEVER SAY NEVER!!!! I felt so embarassed just sitting there on my computer as the ad popled up and no one else was even there!

So the weirdest part at which I teared up while reading was in Harry potter 5 when neville's mom hands him a gum wrapper and his gram tells him to throw it away but instead he puts it in his pocket, that is honestly one of the sweetest and saddest passages I have ever read

Yes the name of the book is bury my heart at wounded knee it's about native american indian's and how they where treated. in the first or second chapter i was crying because of all the pain they went threw because of the white man. How they had to bury there love one and couldn't say good bye

The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

Life of Pi - Yann Martel

Both are amazing, thought-provoking, profound stories. There's this one passage in The Kite Runner that always makes me cry, no matter how many times I read it.

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. I cried several times when I read it, and by the end I felt like I had been through what the main character had.

Pay It Forward - Catherine Ryan Hyde

It's incredibly inspirational, I would definitely recommend it.

The movie is excellent as well, but read the book first.

A Child Called "It" is the ONLY book...it's about an abused toddler (it is also a true story about the author's life)

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so many! The Five People You Meet in Heaven (Mitch Albom) really got to me, and it's a really great book :)