A book which made you cry your heart out. A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks was one such book for me. Tell me yours.
A book which made you cry your heart out. A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks was one such book for me. Tell me yours.
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The Amber Spyglass.
Rena’s Promise
The Nightingale
Where the Red Fern Grows
Tess of the D’Urbervilles. I sobbed. And now I recommend it to everyone!
The time travellers wife is the most recent. Others include insomnia and The corner of his eye.
Wonder
Is this the same as the movie with Julia Roberts??
@Carmel yes, I read it before the movie came out.
The book is a bit different because it’s from different people’s point of view of their experiences
@Angela oh ok. Thank you.
The Art of Racing in the Rain
Send me no flowers ?
Jam Sandwiches by Greg Fowler, A Man Called Ove, My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises
Ove , yes I cried. I read it through tears. But my grandmother? Really, you’re a softie!
Yes! When things happened with the wurse.. you didn’t bawl?? That surprises me!
@Emma all right I may have weeped a bit. Not like Ove though, I could barely read it.
Tess was still the worst crying I’ve done over a book. Heart wrenching sobs.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, My Sisters Keeper
A thousand tomorrows by Karen Kingsbury . I BAWLED like a baby .
The Nightingale
Me Before You and Firefly Lane
The Sweetness of Forgetting
Bright side by Kim Holden
A walk to remember is one of my all time faves. The film is also amazing but heard wrenching
This was the first book that ever made me sob!
I haven’t read the book but the movie is one of my faves. Sobbing mess. Lol.
The Guernsey literary and potato peel pie society.
Marley and Me.
Uuuugh that damn book
Our fault in the stars… ??????
Yes this is another book you can’t read without tissue papers.
The Thorn Birds
Me before you and most any Nicholas sparks lol
Outlander…Diana Gabaldon
-the time travellers wife
-terms of endearment
-when breath becomes air
-The lovely bones
I Know Why Angels Dance by Bryan Davis
A Thousand Splendid Suns
I miss mommy cathy glass
A Little Life
Flood Girls
The Journey by @Conrad The Penultimate Man by @Malcolm The Abbatoir of Dreams and The Key to Death’s Door by @Mark ❤ x Cried my eyes out .Beautiful writing
You must have shed tons of tear reading these books.
They are beautiful, heartwrenching stories x
Where rainbows end was the first book to make me cry
The Notebook
I remember buying this book when I was still in high school and stayed up all night reading it and sobbing in bed. The movie too….god. I love Mandy Moore.
A Child Called It.
Have you read the follow up ?
Yep. Read the whole series. Ugh
That one did me in too.
Things He hadn’t Told her by @Vicky
Marley & me
Thank you everyone for sharing the titles which made you cry.
Lots of books make me cry, I get very emotionally involved especially with the many series I read.
Poisonwood Bible
PS I love you
The movie destroys me every time. And yet I watch it every time it’s on ?
Beyond the Pale by E J Wood
I love all his ??
Nineteen Minutes and The Pact, both by Jodi Picoult
The Art Of Racing In The Rain
5 people you meet in heaven by Mitch Albom
Well, I probably sound like a broken record but I am a Harry Potter fan. And in Half Blood Prince, Dumbledore died. I was devastated, and I knew it was a book of fiction. I cried because of Harry’s loss and darn it, my own. The people in Rowlings books had become like family, or a family of friends. She’s that good an author. And the only other time I reacted in such a way, was in Harriet Arnow’s book, The Dollmaker. Some authors have a way of breaking your heart.
I cried when Dobby died. His death was out of blue unexpected.
@Ritu Yes, I cried then too. But knowing how much Harry loved Dumbledore, I was crying for Harry’s pain, and of course the trios loss of protection. Dobby’s death was a sad thing too. I’m just glad she didn’t kill off Snape. Of course he was a main character, really important to the storyline.
The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks
Little women when Beth dies … gets me every time. But harry potter gets me too – when you connect with a story and the characters you know it’s a good book for you
The Nightingale
Firefly Lane
Sams letters to jennifer and suzannes diary for nicholas both by james patterson
I did shed a tear at Sam’s Letters, I had forgotten!
Basically any nicholas sparks book
Still Alice, The Kite Runner, A Man Called Ove, Thirteen Reasons Why, and as mentioned above several times, effing Marley and Me. God. I can’t even type the damn title now without tearing up. I have a Marley now and she went through hell and back before coming to me and the dumb dog survived being starved and 10 months of MRSA treatment and she friggin crashed and died with pre-meds before a biopsy but they brought her back and uuuuugh. That effing book **shakes fist** lol
On amazon yes. It’s the original Swedish version so make sure you turn your subtitles on. I thought I’d read somewhere they were doing another one with Tom hanks? But I could have just made that up
I cried at the end of “Heartless” by Marissa Meyer.
Gone with the wind, the torn birds, Angeles Ashes and when a certain little person died in Harry Potter.
Shhhhh…. don’t give it away!!!!
Me Before You. I rarely cry over a book but that one had me sobbing for the last 50 or so pages.
One Day by David Nicholls
Ring by Daniel Steel … I was 18 and was on verge of leaving my home for college so it hit even more…
The Gift Daniel Steel. And the one I’m reading got a sniffle too. Falling into you Jasinda Wilder. Loving it.
ANGELAS ASHES, & 1000 SPLENDID SONS
One of my favorites is A Farewell to Arms by Hemingway. Read it years ago, saw the movie and would do both again!
Marley and me, a dog called Treo…..I’m a dog lover and I had a Labrador 1st book and 2nd book based in Afghan and my son was over there tgen and us returning back thus year too xc
Flowers for Algernon
Orphan Train, and Jacob Have I Loved. I have read that one probably fifteen times since I was a kid, and it still gets me. Also From Anna and the Nightingale.
I read The Man Who Loved Clowns in 5th grade and I remember bawling my eyes out
The secret daughter