Don't get me wrong; I totally get the reasons for doing it, but unfortunately I have some weird problem with reading books written that way :( When I read fict

Don't get me wrong; I totally get the reasons for doing it, but unfortunately I have some weird problem with reading books written that way :( When I read fiction I barely notice the words on the page and instead (sort of?) see what's happening in my head. It's not like characters even have a properly defined look, but I am visualising everything. However when the book is written in first-person, it plays havoc with my imagination and I really struggle to see the characters; it's just words on a page. It reads more like non-fiction, which for some reason doesn't trigger the same effect.