"Have you ever cried while reading a book?"?

Question

"Have you ever cried while reading a book?"?

Answer 1

yes in harry potter books

Answer 2

Many times. But then a good cry is a great release.

Answer 3

Skycat,

Believe it or not, it was Salem's Lot by Stephen King. When the mother slapped the baby and it died, she tried to feed it and the food just ran from the child's mouth. It just hit me that way. If you've never read the book and you do, you'll see exactly what I mean.

PJ M

Answer 4

Anyone who's read good literature has. Good question.

Answer 5

Old Yeller.

Really got to me, lmao

Answer 6

Yes

My sister's keeper - Jodi Picoult

Answer 7

Well , one time I was trying to read when it was getting dark so had the book really close to my face and hit my eye with the edge of the page,

This made my eyes water, does that count ?  

Answer 8

No but when Beth dies in Little Women... Well, that's the closest I've got.

Answer 9

Hey,

Yes i often get lost in a book and become very emotional here are some i have cried at while reading;

Young And Depressed In America by Elizabeth Wurtzel

The Quiet Room- Journey Out Of The Torment Of Madness by Lori Schiller

The Trick Is To Keep Breathin by Janice Galloway

:)   xxxx

Answer 10

Yes, the last Harry Potter book. So many characters I liked got killed. Other books too but I can think of any now.  

Answer 11

A little.  When I read Danielle Steel's The Ring.

Answer 12

Yep. The last time was during Animal Farm by George Orwell, when Boxer was taken away. So sad!

Answer 13

Lots of books have made me cry over the years.

Harry Potter - a few of these

Before I Die by Jenny Downham

An Evil Cradling by Brian Keanan

Jane Eyre

To name a few!

Answer 14

I cried at the end of Pride and Prejudice, strangely. I think I was more upset that the book was over than anything in particular. I was only about 12 though.

Answer 15

Yes. Many books have made me cry. The first classic I read 'Jane Eyre' was the first book to make me cry (when Helen died). Since then:

The Little Prince

Little Women

A prayer for Owen Meany - John Irving

Tuesdays with Morrie - Mitch Albom

The five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom