Is it odd to read books then you forget their names?
No, Jesseferari.. It's quite normally, really. Certain books are written so beautifully and we find ourselves able to relate to it; that we are deeply engrossed in the contents. We are able to remember how the book goes because we are deeply affected by it. As for a book title, at times, it doesn't resound the same volume as the content
)Not odd at all, in my opinion -- though I am told I'm quite odd, so maybe it is?
I often remember even entire story lines, but forget the title of the book. It happens ALL the time with movies too, but in those I get a lot less time to get to know the characters, so maybe it's more understandable there.
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