I've just finished My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult and I couldn't stop crying at the end. 

Spoiler below, please highlight to read:

The last time I cried over a book was when the house elf Dobby died in the last Harry Potter book!

Beginning of March, Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer, but I am a sap and cry very easily!!

Nat

I often cry at films, but much less often at books.  But I think the last one that "got" me was The Confessions of Max Tivoli by Andrew Sean Greer - a very similar story to Benjamin Button (and I cried at that, too!)

 Last night - War Horse by Michael Murporgo.  Had seen it on stage and knew what to expect, but it still had me in bits!

 Last month I read two books that had me in tears- "Marley and me" and "Shadows of the workhouse" both non fiction books. The last fiction book was "Chasing windmills".

I cry at anything though![:'(]

 I must admit to a few tears at the end of Dewey...

 Marley and me last year, one single tear

Just a few weeks ago, The Road by Cormac McCarthy had me in floods of tears.  I had to stop reading it on the train as I could feel I was about to be "set off" so had to finish it in the privacy of my own home.

A few weeks before that, Giraffe by J M Ledgard made me cry too.

My biggest cry was over Marley and Me.

The Book Thief by Markus Zuzack.  the only book that has ever made me shed a tear.  My Husband also cried at the same book and he is made of stone! Xx

 Like Saucier, The Book Thief made me cry. [:'(]

 I read The Kite Runner last month and that made me cry throughout.  Another book that I practically cried throughout was Lovely Bones which I read early last year. 

 The Book Thief and Ways to Live Forever spring to mind.
PS. First post contains a spoiler, i've not read Harry Potter that far yet.

Thank you to the Moderator who moved this to the Spoiler section.  I've given myself a little slap on the wrist for not realising that this was where it belonged!

justinef:

The Road by Cormac McCarthy had me in floods of tears. 

The same for me! Have since read it again and cried more than the first time.

And Charlotte's Web never fails.