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Old 07-17-2009, 09:28 AM   #2248
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there are some scenes which will make me giggle just thinking about them, like singing the comic song, or the "stuffed fish" in the inn, or the maze...
Now you're making me smile, and I'm at work! My own favorite part is when he explains how to boil water, the important thing being not to watch it and to pretend you're not waiting for it to boil

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the writing style seems to allow a lot of participation from the reader to imagine the scene and so i feel always quite drawn in.
Very true! It annoys me very much when authors don't leave any room to my imagination (that's one of the reasons I sent The Davinci Code back to Amazon after reading about 5 pages), but sometimes I forget to appreciate it when they do. It does play an important role in my enjoyment of the book though.
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