She returned to Brown University in January to resume her English literature studies at the Ivy League institution. &quot;I live in the US. I find it really fascinating. I am studying this huge country, it surprises me, but it&#39;s also very scary,&quot; femalefirst.co.uk quoted Watson as saying. <img alt="Emma Watson" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/feb/emma_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 541px;" /> Emma Watson. Pic/Santa Banta Although the &quot;Harry Potter&quot; actress has taken the country to her heart, she insists she will always retain her European sensibilities. u00a0Watson was born in Paris, but when she was five-year-old, she moved to England after her parents&#39; divorce. &quot;I could say that I watch &#39;Girls&#39; (TV series) and I&#39;d love to act with Lena Dunham, but I still feel European,&quot; she said. u00a0The 22-year-old took a break from her studies in 2011 after 18 months to promote &quot;Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2&quot; and it is a decision she didn&#39;t take lightly. &quot;I hate having to leave my studies behind when I have to work, but I only have two real passions: books and cinema. Growing up is really harsh. Society nowadays makes young people ask themselves questions without really giving any answers. But facing difficulties makes you grow up as well,&quot; she said.

It "surprises" her, it's also "scary" -- but actress Emma Watson loves living in the US, a country that "fascinates" her as well.

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