<p>where the red fern grows made everybody i know cry...but it didnt make me cry...i don't really like stories about animals...lol</p>
<p>movie: I am Sam</p>
<p>I sobbed.</p>
<p>"all we can handle"
"little women"...i think the page where beth dies can no longer be read because i've read it/gushed tears so many times</p>
<p>all sad movies make me cry...im sensitive.</p>
<p>Books: jane eyre, snow falling on cedars (sooo sad), the good earth, a walk to remember</p>
<p>Books don't make me cry, but sometimes they really **** me off; i really wanted to shoot those b****** in the Crucible, and the kids in the virtual reality house story of the illustrated man.</p>
<p>A Walk to Remember is a real tearjerker...both the book and the movie.</p>
<p>Where the Red Fern Grows was very sad. So was Harry Potter #6. I also thought Straken by Terry Brooks was a little sad.</p>
<p>Harry Potter 5 made me want to punch the wall and Harry Potter 6 was the boringest book I ever read (and I'm an avid harry potter fan too)</p>
<p>The Notebook made me cry... and Walk to Remember. Reading The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffeneger, Power of One by Bryce Courtenay since some of you said these books were real good I'm very excited to read them.</p>
<p>ah yeah we watched A Walk to Remember this year in theology and we were all crying (all-girls school) lol</p>
<p>the notebook...i cry easily.</p>
<p>Charlottes web. Didn't the spider die in the end or something? I don't remember, but something was sad about the ending.</p>
<p>red fern, giver, harry potter frequently, the pearl, tortilla flat, everything is illuminated, the amber spyglass</p>