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This is going to be a spoiler fest so try to write the title of the book as a dominant feature - and warn people about spoilers.
A. Well honestly there aren't any series or books that come to mind that I would want to change, usually I'm pretty satisfied by the endings of books. With most of the books I read I think the author wraps everything up well enough by the end of the book. Now when you have a series things are a bit different because author usually ends the books with a cliffhanger, now cliffhangers do tend to drive me crazy because I'm itching to know what happens next but I wouldn't necessarily want to change it.
And like all things book related, I think it depends on your preferences. Although it seems that the ending to Breaking Dawn is one that a lot of people don't seem satisfied with, but to be honest I never made it past the first book in the series (it just wasn't my cup of tea) so I can't really comment lol.
I'm racking my brain here trying to think of a book that I thought had a "bad ending" but unfortunately...... I've got nothing, but if I do think of one I'll update my post :p
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I would have a hard time with this question, too, but only because there are so many I would change! I tend to judge a book by the ending, and If I don't like how it ends....I downgrade the book. The one that comes to mind immediately is Jodi Picoult's 'Handle With Care'. I thought it was a very good book, but absolutely HATED how it ended!
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ReplyDeleteI do that sometimes too, if I don't like the ending it kind of lowers how much I liked the book overall. Thanks so much for stopping by!
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A lot of people have been dissatisfied with that ending. I can't remember it all and haven't bothered trying. My like of Twilight has faded away now, but oh well!
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ReplyDeleteHopping through. For the most part, I don't want to change the end of books. I usually respect the author's position.
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ReplyDeleteI agree with you on Breaking Dawn..
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ReplyDeleteI didn't make a post for this, but my answer would definitely be DARKEST MERCY by Melissa Marr. Have you read it? It was far too perfect to be realistic.
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