Ruined the ending

[Randy]

Has anyone ever ruined the ending of a book for you?

Did that make you not want to read it anymore?

Would you read the book anyway if you knew what was going to happen?

 

[PGen98]

Yep, and it was a bummer to know the ending ahead of time, but I still read it anyway. It's the journey, not the destination

 

[Hulk's iconHulk]

Yes. The Bible. Turned out I knew Jesus died before I even read the book.
Which I never really have.

 

[Kale]

A lot of different stuff has been spoiled for me outside of books. I'd have to say the only big one was

Snape killed Dumbledore!

That was the only book I got spoiled on, but who didn't?

 

[Jane]

No. I ruined one myself once because it was so boring I had to know how it ended, What a letdown

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Not being a fan of reading books I'd probably just read the little paragraph summary on the back and then check the ending. Thats how I'd read a book.

 

[McConnaughay]

I remember when I was in college, my English professor had us read a book called Feed by Mira Grant. The novel is an interesting one, by the way. It is a unique spin on zombies that sees its protagonists as new age journalists that cycle through and document their surroundings. I liked it. Anyways, I remember we all had a conversation about it, and she flat-out told us what happens in the rest of the series. It is the reason I have never pursued the series further.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

I remember when I was in college, my English professor had us read a book called Feed by Mira Grant. The novel is an interesting one, by the way. It is a unique spin on zombies that sees its protagonists as new age journalists that cycle through and document their surroundings. I liked it. Anyways, I remember we all had a conversation about it, and she flat-out told us what happens in the rest of the series. It is the reason I have never pursued the series further.

How dare she!