Books That Made You Cry?

Extremely Close and Incredibly Loud.

Ways To Live Forever by Sally Nicholls. So heartbreaking

The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray
Spirit Bound by Richelle Mead

Lies for a Liar:

Ways To Live Forever by Sally Nicholls. So heartbreaking

i agree. it's heartbreaking </3

Expel by Addison Moore. I just finished it like 20 minutes ago and the ending was unbelievable! I'm so mad! It's the sixth book in the Celestra series. First book is Ethereal

Incantation by Alice Hoffman is the saddest book I've ever read. I love it to death.

The Sicilian by Mario Puzo. It's friendship and betrayal brewed into one, and the ending just makes you want to rip the book apart because you know who to blame but got no heart to do so. First time I had that kind of emotional fluxes over a book. AND it's true frickin story, for God's sake

The 2 books that REALLY made me cry was "At Grave's End" by Jeaniene Frost and most recently "Seduction of a Highland Lass" by Maya Banks.

I usually don't cry in books due to the fact that they're just text and there's no dramatic background music xD
But there is one book that made me shed a tear.

It's called Book Girl and the Famished Spirit. It's the second book to the Book Girl series. This is a wonderful series that's currently being translated to English.

Recently finished The Outsiders by S.E Hinton and...I cried
when...Johnny...died
(why Johnny? Why,he's my favorite charcter )

desalle:

Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman- I cried myself to sleep when Callum died.

I was blubbering for ages when he died.

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, amazing book and I highly suggest it to anybody who needs a good cry or loves love stories :)

I seem to be able to find a way to cry at every book I read. It’s ridiculous, but I suppose good because I’m getting the full emotion from the book.
Since I would have to list most of the books I’ve read, I’ll just mention the ones that broke me down for days on end and reduced me to a complete mess.

The Knife Of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
I don’t know how many of you have ever fallen in love with a character before they’ve entered the story, or just from the description of them given by another character, but this happened to me. I fell in love with Cillian before he even appeared in the book, and even when he was being a bit horrible to Todd I understood why and sypathised with him. And then *SPOILER FOR VERY SLOW READERS* he stayed behind and got himself killed. I spent the whole book convinced he would return with Ben near the end. But no. That completely tore me apart and threw away the pieces into a deep hole. The sequel also left me in a comatose state, and the last... Well, for those who have read Monsters Of Men, they know the effect that book has on you.

Nothing by Janne Teller
Not a very famous book, and one I found in the library hidden away in a corner. However, this has such an amazing plot that I wanted to cry all through the book, just because of that. I won’t go into details about the plot, but at the very end of the book, after everything has been completed and they think they’ve found true meaning, that horrible thing happens. And let’s just say... Someone important dies. I couldn’t control myself. A whole book of kids going through hell to prove that they can find meaning in life, and it’s all wasted. In any other book this would really annoy me; that the whole book turned out to be useless, but in this it just has to be. And it’s awful.

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak; I just...I can't even...

I never cry while I'm reading books, but a particular part of A Storm of Swords by George RR Martin left me white as a sheet.

I just finished Paper Towns by John Green and I was crying not only because of the book's content, but because the book was ending... I NEVER WANTED IT TO BE OVER.

Also The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. Tears everywhere.

Lol I'm half embarrassed to say... type this..

50 Shades Darker, when she safewords... had me bawling....

Girl Heart by Norma Fox Mazer.

I read it a while back. When her mom died, I couldn't believe it.

the fault in our stars - john green ;|.

The last book of the Wings series by Aprilynne Pike. Destined, it was called.
Aprilynne left an author's note between the happy ending and the bittersweet ending, saying that if you wanted it to remain on a good note, you shouldn't read the letter at the end. I read it. And cried.