Has a book ever made you cry?
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Re: Has a book ever made you cry?(Original post by Vashta Nerada)
New Moon by Stephanie Meyer and The Forestwife trilogy by Theresa Tomlinson

1984 made me cry once - the ending is so utterly hopeless. -
Re: Has a book ever made you cry?No, but one came close(Original post by iheartplums)
Which one?
The last book of the 'his dark materials' trilogy by Phillip Pullman called 'the amber spyglass' which was so sad. But you must read it.
The first one is called 'Northern Lights' and it was adapted into a film called 'the golden compass' but dont bother with that just read the books. -
Re: Has a book ever made you cry?The funniest thing is you thinking your a Medicine Student(Original post by MedicineStuudent)
Looooooooooooooool.. You must be kidding, right?
(Original post by animalnitrate)
When Snape died in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince and Touching From A Distance by Debbie Curtis.lmao - I KNEW someone would say Harry Potter. I used to be a big fan but I never cried at any of the books for some reason.(Original post by Larry31)
When Dobby and Hedwig died in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows...saddest moment in literature
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Re: Has a book ever made you cry?I think Snape died in the Deathly Hallows, but yes, i did cry at that part :'((Original post by animalnitrate)
When Snape died in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince and Touching From A Distance by Debbie Curtis. -
Re: Has a book ever made you cry?The last three books just merge into one for me so I just picked one of the titles and went with it.(Original post by DeadGirlsDance)
I think Snape died in the Deathly Hallows, but yes, i did cry at that part :'(
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Re: Has a book ever made you cry?I have the film on DVD - it has the most abrupt ending, I can't remember much though so I'll proabbly still read the books if I have time.(Original post by Recon1424)
No, but one came close
The last book of the 'his dark materials' trilogy by Phillip Pullman called 'the amber spyglass' which was so sad. But you must read it.
The first one is called 'Northern Lights' and it was adapted into a film called 'the golden compass' but dont bother with that just read the books.


