Anything by Thomas Hardy, god, that man knows how to make me cry :'(
A lot of stuff by Charles Dickens makes me cry.
Okay, I am one of the most emotional people you'll ever meet.
At the start of Tess of the D'Urbervilles her father is on his way back, and the girls in the field at the dancing class, or whatever you'd like to call it, when he embarrassed his daughter, that made me cry. Not for Tess, but for her father. I get very emotional. Let's see, for school we had to read The curious incident of the dog in the night time, there's a part where Christopher goes to the old woman neighbour's house for some cake and lemonade, he left without telling her and that made me cry for the old woman. God I sound so emotional, but I really am. So now, you'll possibly see why me answering this question is rather pointless. I can find some reason to cry in every book.
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