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#113

In all honesty, I can't remember, but the easiest way to find out how to do something is to quote the post you see it in and read how they did it.

EDIT: [ spoil] stuff goes here [/ spoil]

Like that, only without the spaces.

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Lawtan

#114

Roger that. Thanks *salutes*

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Firkash

#115

There are plenty of books that I've cried to.
I think the Harry Potter books made me cry..
Like when someone died.

I cried at the end also.
Because it was all over.
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LaylaStorm5

#116

The entire hunger games series kills me. From beginning to end everytime I reread it I lose it. Of course Harry Potter made me cry to the ends of the earth.

The Outsiders
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Arikana

#117

Oh, I loved The Outsiders. When I first read it I was in a time of my life when pretty much nothing could make me cry (well other than trying to cough up some fake tears to get my parents' disciplining me to be less severe :P), so the fact the book was able to get me to shed several legitimate tears says quite a bit about how it was able to touch me.

Its movie counterpart was decent as well, but definitely not as good at the book.

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Lawtan

#118

*Inserting one that left me in tears as a young kid.*
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Greenwood28

#119

Yes a few books have made me cry. Harry Potter book 6 Ware the red fern grows and Mocking Jay. All those books made me cry but they were good books.

Eden

#120

The entirety of The Deathly Hallows. Not just for the death of some seriously fantastic characters, but because the series I grew up with was ending.

Sabriel by Garth Nix was a tear jerk-er as well.

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#121

Oh sweet Jesus plenty of books have made me cry... I remember reading this book called The Game in math class when I was in the ninth grade and then having to leave the room because I was balling my eyes out. I hate it when you're reading a book, you're into it, and then it seems like everything they first put into play about the book comes crashing down around you to reveal the truth... The sad, sad truth. @_@

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Kalei

#122

A LOT of books have made me cry, most recently Mistborn: The Final Empire. I was balling my eyes out towards the end, and some of the things a certain character did made sense.

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Lawtan

#123

Beasts of Burden - a graphic (comic? novella? I don't know)

One chapter really disturbed me...it involved drowning baby animals.
There was another disturbing one, but I can't really explain why it is without major spoilers.
...And there was the poem with the roadkill...

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Awen Moonshine

#124

Quite a few books have made me cry, most memorably when my favourite character died in Harry Potter and I've cried when characters have cried in some really good series... ^_^;;

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Den

#125

Where the Red Fern Grows. I admit it, I was bawling at climax and end.

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Arikana

#126

Yep. The Memory Keeper's Daughter definitely did it for me. At times it felt like it was doused in sadness but it does have its sweet and happy moments too. :)

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Yeladim

#127

Of Mice and Men made me tear up.
Some parts of The Hunger Games too.

There was a book on Pol Pot's reign in Cambodia, can't remember the name, but the stories were so very sad about how inhuman the whole regime was. And this was a history book that postulated the regime was racists and that is what lead to the atrocities.

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Witchchylde

#128

I cried so hard for Snape in the memories he gave Harry when he

in The Deathly Hallows.

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