Which are the books that have made you cry?
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Which are the books that have made you cry?
As said in the subject, which books have made you cry? Mine are listed below:
The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman - The ending was so sad, and I cried a little bit.
The Shadow in the North by Philip Pullman - When Fred died, I cried and I remember the first time I read it I sat there thinking "He's not dead is he? I must have read it wrong - he can't be killed off!"
Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman - I would definitely recommend this to everybody. The morals in the story are really good - and the ending sure is a tear jerker - I cried myself to sleep when I read it for the first time (and the time after that and the time after that and so on so forth!)
Raider's Tide by Maggie Prince - I cried the very first time I read this, though I can't remember the exact part. This is a very short book, and quite good.
The Fox Cub Bold by Colin Dann - Part of the "Farthing Wood" series, I was only about 10 when I read this for the first time. The part when Bold dies was what made me cry. I've read it about twice since then, and both times at this point I've had a lump in my throat!
The Georgia Nicolson series (Angus, Big Knickers, Nunga Nunga's and Nuddy-Pants) by Louise Rennison - Okay, so this one only made me cry with laughter, but still, read them - they're absolutely hilarious!
The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman - The ending was so sad, and I cried a little bit.
The Shadow in the North by Philip Pullman - When Fred died, I cried and I remember the first time I read it I sat there thinking "He's not dead is he? I must have read it wrong - he can't be killed off!"
Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman - I would definitely recommend this to everybody. The morals in the story are really good - and the ending sure is a tear jerker - I cried myself to sleep when I read it for the first time (and the time after that and the time after that and so on so forth!)
Raider's Tide by Maggie Prince - I cried the very first time I read this, though I can't remember the exact part. This is a very short book, and quite good.
The Fox Cub Bold by Colin Dann - Part of the "Farthing Wood" series, I was only about 10 when I read this for the first time. The part when Bold dies was what made me cry. I've read it about twice since then, and both times at this point I've had a lump in my throat!
The Georgia Nicolson series (Angus, Big Knickers, Nunga Nunga's and Nuddy-Pants) by Louise Rennison - Okay, so this one only made me cry with laughter, but still, read them - they're absolutely hilarious!
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the woods at the end of somethingorother street. I read it when i was little and I had to go to bed so i finished reading it with a torch and i cried so much!
edit - Ooooh it was woods at the end of autumn street by lowis lowry.
edit - Ooooh it was woods at the end of autumn street by lowis lowry.
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HDM and The Shadow in the North BIG TIME. And Abhorsen. Don't ask why. It just DID. *pouts* I can't really remember what else. Oh, The Giver. When they kill the little baby. And Lord of the Rings, at the end. That's all I can remember right now.
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I've never really cried over a book; I still have deep emotions about them, but i usally don't cry:
These books have made me feel very sad:)
The Amber Spyglass
Anne of Green Gables
The October Horse
Hamlet
Peter Pan
Great Expectations
These books have made me feel very sad:)
The Amber Spyglass
Anne of Green Gables
The October Horse
Hamlet
Peter Pan
Great Expectations
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Blighty wrote:Just HDM and...nobody laugh...one of the Animorph Books. I forget which one (got it out of the library) but it was one of the extra long ones and it was really sad at the end.
o ~*pineapples*~ i think i had a tear in my eye on the last animorphs book too. it was sad... to any1 who's read it, right in the begining when ____ dies.
but uh i dont really cry though. like hardly ever.
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I probably read the first 15 or so, then read some random ones inbetween the time i stopped reading. And then the month she released the last one I read the last 3 or 4. I'll messsage u Nix.
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My brother has a lot of animorph books, so i've read quite a few of them ages ago.. i can only remember one of them though..
hmmm, watched the tv series for a bit too..
hmmm, watched the tv series for a bit too..
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yeah, well.
And, yeah.. there was a TV series.. on CBBC at one point.. i may have watched a few, back in the days when i had nothing better to do ..
And, yeah.. there was a TV series.. on CBBC at one point.. i may have watched a few, back in the days when i had nothing better to do ..
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