like somebody out of a book
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whats meaning of"out of book"????
and gist of this part:"To look like that, and be good at everything, and all that.”
Steve looked surprised. “Well,” he said slowly, “he is the only person I have ever met who is
like somebody out of a book. To look like that, and be good at everything, and all that.”
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It means he seems unreal. You could also say "like someone out of a movie". The point is that the person Steve is referring to, seems like a fictional character.
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He seems like an ideal character in a book.
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