The Book Was Better discussion

Me & the Boy with the IV was so sad! Definitely the first book that made me actually cry. I originally read it on Wattpad, then liked it so much that when she published it as a proper e-book, I bought it.

Mine would have to be All the Bright Places and Of Mice and Men

Tallulah wrote: "Mine would have to be All the Bright Places and Of Mice and Men"

Oh, yeah, All the Bright Places was super depressing/sad

Love Always, Kate I bawled like a baby during this book.

Love letters to the Dead and Friends Forever, these books broke my heart haha

My favorite book series off all time is The Mortal Instruments and I was in tears at parts of this book (and then a whole mood change several pages later. Talk about an emotional roller coaster).

I listened to The Book Thief after watching the movie. I finished it at around 2am. I knew the ending. I knew it! But I was sobbing.

My sister's keeper (the book)
When marnie was there (it's a kids book but...oh god it's so sad)

Tuesdays With Morrie, oh mate I cried a whole liter of tears while reading that book!

I don't think I've ever cried about a book, but I have been on the verge of tears.

where the read fern grows made me cry it's so sad.

I cried during Allegiant and Harry Potter books 5-7

I'll be firmly on the left side of the room when it comes to The Fault In Our Stars and My Sister's Keeper. Those books made me so angry.

LesMis had me bawling in the movie theater. I will conquer the book eventually but Fantine's Death is surefire going to make my ugly cry.

I haven't actually ever cried during reading , but yeah a lot of books left me pretty sad such as the Knife of Never Letting Go which has a death that I will never get over.

I cried reading Allegiant and The Last Star

I Heard the Owl Call My Name is a moving and powerful book, beautifully written. It asks the big questions in life. I wish everyone could read it at least once.

The Time Traveler's Wife - I read the book twice and cried both times. The movie would have been better had they no omitted the last scene in the book.

In William Styron's Sophie's Choice there is a heartbreaking plot twist that stays with the reader forever. I hope people will give it a try, if they haven't read it already. It is a very serious work of fiction.

^ I loved Sophie's Choice. Good recommendation!

Thank you, Cate. Have you by any chance read Styron's Darkness Visible, or The Confessions of Nat Turner?

The Book Thief.

Frances wrote: "Thank you, Cate. Have you by any chance read Styron's Darkness Visible, or The Confessions of Nat Turner?"

No, I haven't yet. But I'm in love with his writing style.

I am nearly finished reding Me Before you but I dont know if I can, Im already in tears because I know what happens

The Gadfly

I think the book that made me cry the most was Beauty sleep

The last book in the Amtrak Wars (Earth-Thunder). Can't even explain the feeling.

We were Liars made me cry! In the sun, in a lounge chair, in a campground, in front of my daughter and niece. Wow.

Corynn wrote: "We were Liars made me cry! In the sun, in a lounge chair, in a campground, in front of my daughter and niece. Wow."

I've always wondered about "We Were Liars." I haven't had the chance to pick up the book yet. What type of story is it? Maybe I'll pick it up to read during fall break at school. I usually earmark that time for laying in my bed and reading books all day. It's a guilty, but worthy pleasure. :)

Buffy

Buffy wrote: "Corynn wrote: "We were Liars made me cry! In the sun, in a lounge chair, in a campground, in front of my daughter and niece. Wow."

I've always wondered about "We Were Liars." I haven't had the cha..."

I'd say it's a story about family and friendship and love. I know, that's pretty general, but I don't want to give anything away. I rarely find a book that is unpredictable, so I don't want to go too far...

'Me before you' and 'the death cure' made me sob for weeks :(

"Orange" by Ichigo Takano. It is a manga series. I recommend it so much.

Juniper wrote: ""Orange" by Ichigo Takano. It is a manga series. I recommend it so much."

Is it have anime version?

^ Yep. And I think a live action adaptation as well. If not out already, there's going to be one in the future.

Anohana though.... ;_____;

"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and "The Time Keeper" by Mitch Albom, both made me cry my eyes out.

One of the most recent books I've cried over is I Am Number Four. My sister was "practicing" giving me an IV for her nursing school as I was reading. Needless to say, she was a little worried when I burst into tears as I read. LOL

Me befor you by Jojo moyes and Harry Potter and the half blood prince :(

I just finished Faithful by Alice Hoffman and it's a total sob fest. It's beautifully written and I'd definitely recommend but maybe don't read on the train like I did :)

I'm on book 5(or is it 6) of the Lorean Legacy books and I was surprised to cry during The Revenge of Seven. I think it was mostly since I was doing audio books so it was a lot more real to have a character speaking the action and all that. I usually cry more at books than movies though, so it wasn't too big of a surprise for me! haha

I cried while reading Cress from TLC.... That was emotional and sad and I miss sassmaster so much. I want to cry.

Harry Potter 7 & 5

I can't say I remember crying for a book yet but I have been sad when they lose characters you love.

I cry more when reading fan fiction though. XD

Yeah

My Sister's Keeper and The Notebook

The Death Cure By James Dashner and Harry Potter 4-7 By J.K. Rowling

I've felt depressed and sad during books, but the first time I sobbed was during Illuminae. Like, dry, ugly sobs. Best. Book. Ever!!

Charlotte's Webb does it for all the time

ALLEGIANT!!!!!!!!!!

I cry a lot when I read. I remember cry in the tiger's destiny by Collen Houck, Harry Potter and the deahly Hallows, the playlist of dead by Michelle Falkoff and love letters for the dead by Ava Dellaira. I cry everytime I read them

The Maze Runner. That whole series was intense for me. Books don't usually make me cry, but those kids maan... They were put through so much. Amazing book series... I highly recommend them if anyone has not read them. The movies do not compare.