Which King book (if any) made you cry? ***SPOILERS***

[Brian's Twinner]

PS brings tears to my eyes, too. So does The Talisman, when Jack's mom lies helplessly in bed, cancer eating her up.

[skimom]

I can't even count how many times he's made me cry, but the one I can't read now that I've got kids is Cujo-it had me in washes of tears at the end when I was a teen; I can't imagine what it would do to me now that I've got kids of my own. Basically any time a kid is hurt (emotionally or physically, and that's pretty often in his books), I cry. Oh, and book 7 of DT was particularly bad for tears, also.

[insomnia_92]

I almost cried when

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Ralph died

at the end of Insomnia.
And I cried when it ended just because it was over. Haha.

[GarratyVStebbins]

I've never cried. But I did feel so sad for Gage. Also I despised Percy from The Green Mile. He was so mean to J.C. I REALLY despised him, he got me so frustrated that I was literally talking to myself saying how could anyone be so cruel. Powerful stuff.

[themadone06]

I think I cried during part of The Stand, but I can't remember which part. It was towards the end.

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I think it was in the Hospital when Lucy talks with Frannie about Larrie not coming back. Larry and Glenn Bateman were my favorite characters. I was incredibly proud of what Glenn said to Flagg and Lloyd just before he died. I do believe it was towards the end of the book that teared me up, but I can't quite remember. Heck it could have just been because the book was over and I didn't want it to be.

[LoganRaider]

I didn't cry because I was like 18, but when

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Mattie dies in Bag of Bones

I put the book down and didn't read it for three days because of anger. Of course I came back and finished it, and it is one of my top 3 King books.

[Billy Bumbler]

The Green Mile when

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John Coffey went to old sparky

, and when

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Oy died

in DT7 (i still feel very resentful towards SK for that one). Both of these made me bawl and very emotional for hours after

[Neil W]

He's done it to me twice and, as a deeply cynical and perversely unsentimental old git, I have to say I strongly resent his ability to do it.

Number one was

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Jake's death in Dark Tower, not only vastly upsetting, but outrageous in that he deliberately killed a character I cared about in order to save his own life, the crumb! .

Number two was

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foreshadowing Ilse's death in Duma Key.

[billyboyoc]

I got really choked up during The Eyes of the Dragon and again concerning Mordred in the Dark Tower. I bawled like a baby at the end of the Dark Tower. I couldn't deal with the fact that it was over. Or was it?

[REDRUM617]

I didn't cry during that book, but I definitely agree that it's one of those books that I remember very well. Even though it was my first Stephen King book and I read it awhile ago, I still remember it very well...especially the last line.