Umm I don’t know why someone would want to open their books narrowly when reading though.
When I’m reading books especially Nancy Drew series and others books I have, I lay on my bed while my book widely open. 
I don’t know. Somewhere in between, ‘cause I don’t wanna damage the spine but don’t barely open it either.
I don’t like the sound books make if you open them all the way, I also don’t like it when people fold their books to read one page at a time, I prefer holding it so that each half of the book is obviously open but not too wide. If I had it too narrow I wouldn’t be able to read and it’d be like I was reading in secret because I’d have to put my face really close to it.
Ohh right, yeah that makes sense
Same
… I hold it normally.
Hmm… I have no idea. Depends, I guess
wtf does that even mean-
In between yeah. I open it enough for me to see, but not too much especially if it’s new because I might potentially damage it
It depends on the type of book and how new it is. I tend to open hardcover books widely, but not so much with softcover books, especially brand new softcovers.
I open my books narrowly because I don’t want to damage anything The only book I really opened widely were the ones we got from school to read for classes. But my own books, I’d never open them more than I have to 
Oh I got new books and I realized I open them narrowly because I don’t want to ruin them 
…Yeah.
Normally. 
@Bookworms are you normal readers when it comes to holding the book or are you insane?
Um…what?
I agree with Alex, whaaat?
Usually I open them as far as I can without damaging the book, so I guess somewhere in between
I was continuing my joke from awhile back because narrowly and widely are insane ways to read it to me. I think it needs to be in between, or did lmao.
I just took the question as narrowly meaning only opening it as far as you needed without causing the book much damage.
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