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Old 07-15-2019, 03:10 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
That's a entirely different, but interesting topic...

When reading a book, I sometimes I crack a smile because something is particularly funny, or I like a certain passage for some reason and I raise an eyebrow and think about it a bit. That's about it with regard to "being enamored."

Compare this to my girlfriend giggling continuously, laughing out loud and even squealing when reading a book (and not occasionally; sometimes multiple times per chapter, or even per page), and I often think to myself: "You're overdoing it. It's just a young adult fantasy novel... sjees."

Maybe I'm just old and grumpy (already).
Hum, I'm getting on up there and I still find myself getting emotionally engaged in books that I read. Can't say that I've ever actually squealed while reading a book, being a manly sort of guy , but definitely I've laughed.

I will say that comedy in books seems to be a bit of a lost art though, but that could simply be because old fashion comedy a la Mel Brooks and such seems to be dying off.
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