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If I want to get feedback from a person who's just read the book, is OK to ask "How does this story grab you?" or "How do you find this story?"
 
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I'd use the past tense. The person has just finished. How did you find it? How did it grab you?
 
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If I want to get feedback from a person who's just read the book, is OK to ask "How does this story grab you?" or "How do you find this story?"
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Either is OK but the former statement of the two is less formal and falls into the category of slang or idiom.
 
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