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That's the one. I forget most of it since it's been quite a few years and I never saw the movie, but I think that's the only one for me.
Posted 08-19-201211:33 PM
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Posted 08-19-201211:33 PM
#98
That would be Terabithia, I'm pretty sure. Read the book in Elementary school, hence I did *not* see the movie. My cousin's went to go see it though and were in tears for sometime after wards. My aunt is now determined to screen all movies before taking her nieces to see them. She didn't think it would be all that bad.
Posted 08-19-201211:37 PM
#99
Thinking about the book now, I migtht actually read it again.
We have an old copy of Where the Red Fern Grows which is supposed to be a wonderful book but also increadibly sad. Why do the supposedly good children's books need to be emotional downers? I think Big Red ended on a crummy note too.
We have an old copy of Where the Red Fern Grows which is supposed to be a wonderful book but also increadibly sad. Why do the supposedly good children's books need to be emotional downers? I think Big Red ended on a crummy note too.
Posted 08-19-201211:43 PM
#100
Racing in the rain. It's from a dogs viewpoint.
I'm really into pets and it was just very sad.
I'm really into pets and it was just very sad.
Posted 08-31-201204:06 PM
#101
@Quiet: I only saw the movie myself and got so choked up about that part <.<;;
As childish as it is, Christopher Pike's The Last Vampire series had me in tears at numerous points throughout the 6-book series >.>
Although, I generally cry at the end of books and movies (or at least get choked up) because it's like saying goodbye to the characters and adventures v.v;; <-- Grew up on the neverending story >.>;;
As childish as it is, Christopher Pike's The Last Vampire series had me in tears at numerous points throughout the 6-book series >.>
Although, I generally cry at the end of books and movies (or at least get choked up) because it's like saying goodbye to the characters and adventures v.v;; <-- Grew up on the neverending story >.>;;
Posted 11-04-201209:25 PM
#102
The last Harry Potter book :| I didn't care one bit about Sirius dying but Lupin and Fred, it was a NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Moment for me.
Posted 11-04-201210:33 PM
#103
I cry at books all the time. The worst was probably the second Dragon Age novel, which sounds dumb but oh my GOD was it sad.
Seriously I was crying so hard I had to put the book down because I couldn't see the page any more XD Only time that's ever happened.
Seriously I was crying so hard I had to put the book down because I couldn't see the page any more XD Only time that's ever happened.
Posted 11-06-201209:29 PM
#104
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Originally Posted by Kloob
No, I see no reason to cry while reading the kinds of books I read. You see, I mostly read fiction books so why cry over something fictional and unreal?
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(...it made ME cry, though.)
Posted 11-06-201209:33 PM
#106
One book that made me cry was Bridge to Terebithia.
Someone on here reminded me of it.
I havent read it in a really long time though~
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Posted 11-10-201205:24 PM
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LMAO, I love you so much. xDD
Posted 11-10-201205:25 PM
#108
Never heard of that book before but the one that made me cry was the baxter family series by karen kingsbury. i had to read other books after i finish reading one of hers.
Posted 09-21-201303:26 PM
#109
If you haven't cried over a book, you aren't reading it right.
I've bawled my eyes out over The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
When Aslan was killed on the stone table.
And also over Harry Potter.
When Dumbledore, Snape, Fred, and Hedwig died.
I've bawled my eyes out over The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
When Aslan was killed on the stone table.
And also over Harry Potter.
When Dumbledore, Snape, Fred, and Hedwig died.
Posted 11-02-201307:28 PM
#110
I cried over a very short book. Not because it was sad, but because it was so...hopeful.
The Alchemist
(As a note, don't really let myself cry much...ever)
The Alchemist
(As a note, don't really let myself cry much...ever)
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Posted 11-03-201302:09 AM
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