Tickling in books….?

Time_of_your · Jan 2, 2023

I’m an avid reader- just for fun.
As much as I appreciate reading the tickling stories, does anyone recommend any books that simply mention tickling (not necessarily in a fetish kind of way…)?

Thanks in advance!!

Trethezeldafan · Jan 3, 2023

"The Power Of Six" (sequel to "I Am Number Four") features a scene where a guy telepathically tickles a girl’s feet

milagros317 · Jan 3, 2023

As a child, I loved finding an F/m tickling scene in one of the Hardy Boys Mystery Stories sequence of books. It was in "The Great Airport Mystery," copyright 1930, which I read in about 1957.

At a school picnic, a young woman named Iola tells all the high school students that her brother, Chet, is ticklish and then demonstrates it:
"But Iola advanced on her brother and tickled him until he yelled for mercy ... "

Backstep · Jan 3, 2023

"In the Presence of My Enemies" by Harry Turtledove. Brief M/F scene between a husband and wife plus a couple of other offhand mentions.

erik1009 · Jan 3, 2023

The Goosebumps series has several instances of tickling most notably in the choose your own adventure book, The Deadly Experiments of Dr.Eek where one of the endings has you being relentlessly tickled tortured.

nosforatiop · Jan 4, 2023

Time_of_your said:
I’m an avid reader- just for fun.
As much as I appreciate reading the tickling stories, does anyone recommend any books that simply mention tickling (not necessarily in a fetish kind of way…)?

Thanks in advance!!

If you go to openlibrary.org and sign up for a free account they have a search the text inside the book function which searches inside thousands of books. After experimenting with it I found “tickle her” and “tickling her” yielded the best results for me but play around with it. You can “borrow” any book for one hour at no charge and get the full context of the tickling you just searched for. There are a few gems, and there is a lot of tickling in trashy romance novels lol.

michal · Jan 6, 2023

"Solaris" by Stanislaw Lem features a quick tickling scene. The plot revolves around space explorers researching a planet with a living ocean. The ocean starts creating copies of their dead loved ones in an attempt to communicate with or study the humans. The feet of all the copies were literally baby soft, since they were just "born". When the protagonist is interacting with a copy of his dead girlfriend he notices that and runs his fingers up and down her sole. This elicits a ticklish reaction.