Your emotions take over you while reading ?

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I cried at the end of "Tale of two Cities", then when I read it a second time, I cried again. That ending always gets me.
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Yes, ...both laughing and crying. Be it a touching movie or a book... emotions show.
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Several books can make me cry and angry, especially books about minority issues. Sometimes, the authors can depict their difficult experiences well, and I enjoy that feeling while Reading the book. It makes me feel close to the author.
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Yaa! I get emotional in every sense of the word. Especially, I would like to mention the author "Ruskin Bond"; some of his stories have mesmerized me for as long as I can remember. I am here in India! :)
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I had a roommate who hated the fact that I would bust into laughter while reading a book . She thought it was weird but I didn't really care about what she thought. This is because she also thought I read way too much book, she said it is not healthy. Yet I didn't care, I always enjoy myself when I read and I love it when I connect enough to be emotionally moved by a story in the book that I am reading
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laugh over books too. I try to just smile when I'm around people not to look like a lunatic :P I rarely cry but I did couple of times.
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