Your emotions take over you while reading ?

[Loverockers]

Yes, most of the times. I find myself crying a lot while reading.

[lmoses]

I have definitely cried or laughed in several books and that has only made me love the book more! To me, a truly great book is one that evoke emotions from the reader. I have also had people look at me strange when I do it in public, many friends and family have taken to ignoring me or asking for recommendations when I do it!

[ridge715]

Oh yes, I get very emotionally invested in most fiction I read. My family thinks it's funny.

[lmoses]

My emotions definitely take over when reading! I find myself laughing or having my heart racing with the characters of the book. If a book can't pull in my emotions, I often have a hard time finishing it. I have found a few books that make me cry, and I find myself re-reading these or recommending them because of how well they are written.

[Vermont Reviews]

My emotions definitely take over when reading! I find myself laughing or having my heart racing with the characters of the book. If a book can't pull in my emotions, I often have a hard time finishing it. I have found a few books that make me cry, and I find myself re-reading these or recommending them because of how well they are written.

I agree

Vermont Reviews

[Mama2002]

I'm super emotional about certain books (Nicholas Sparks usually makes me cry). I love a good tear-jerker.

[Booky_BettyC]

Depending how the book is written. I can definitely get right into them to the point where I'm shouting at something, like if a character suddenly dies and such. It's not often that I find books written good enough to get me emotionally involved.

[LauraBeth0625]

I agree with some of the other posts. I get emotionally invested in almost anything I read, because if I didn't then it wouldn't be important to me to read.
I am the girl in the coffee shop with a huge up of tea or coffee with my feet up on the other chair laughing at a book while my husband looks at me annoyed reading the sports section.

[Jolyon Trevelyan]

I can feel sympathy or get irritated over characters in books. But i never cry or anything like that.

[TrishaAnn92]

A couple of times I have laughed, and a few times I have come across a book that will tug at my heart strings. I love books that pull at my emotions. To me it makes the book more real, more interesting.

[Annelore Trujillo]

My emotions totally take over when I am reading! I feel everything the characters feel. I've even jumped up with excitement during certain parts of some books. I laugh, I cry, I get angry. If the characters feel it, you can probably see it from me while I'm reading. Although I try to hide it a little bit more when I am out in public so people don't think I'm crazy.

[missycandy]

I laugh I cry I find it hard not to sometimes get so caught up in the book I don't even notice I am doing it till my husband asks me whats going on

[barb429]

My emotions completely take over while I'm reading! I'm a crier, so when something is sad, I'm usually devastated. On the other side, when something embarrassing happens in a book, I get super embarrassed for the characters and blush.

[adria_charles]

I will say that my emotions do tend to take over but it's very hard for a book to bring me to tears. I will openly laugh without embarrassment while reading though. There has been only one account that I can remember where I actually cried while reading. That was of course when Dumbledore died in the sixth book of Harry Potter. Tears flowed freely in that moment.

[chrissy3024]

My emotions definitely take over while I'm reading, to the point where it affects my mood for the rest of the day. I will be sad because of something that happened in a book, but will forget that the reason I'm sad is a book not real life.