* This part is huge to me and I hope some of you can connect. Lets us start this part by me saying: I have never had a book end like I want it to, and I'm not exaggerating. I have read over a hundred and some books my whole life and none of them have ever ended as I wanted. But the one I have almost fully completed (only four or five pages left) is ending exactly as I wanted, exactly.
The book is called: The Darkest Part Of The Forest. (You all should check it out, it's by the same author who wrote The Spiderwick Chronicles)
• Do any of you connect too well with the characters in a book (Hopefully I'm not the only one)?
• Do the two characters (or more) that you want to truly be together find someone else to be with?
• Do(es) your favorite character(s) die?
• Have you ever truly found a book that ended exactly as you wished- and if not exactly, close enough to make you happy?
-Books that end the way you want are hard to find (this being if you have an exact taste or are harder to please than others). Once you finally find that one book that ends so amazingly and your favorite character actually lives, it's amazing, right?
-I am very strange when it comes to books and characters. (I get surprisingly close to them and thus I can conclude how the book will end. I am usually correct.)
-Are any of you like this? Do you connect really well characters? (I really hope I'm not the only one and I'm not just a crazy person who gets too excited over books.)
• What book was it that finally ended as you wanted?
-I find this amazing because over so many years of books, this was the first one to end as I wished. (I'm not going to spoil anything just in case any of you will read it or are reading it.)
Thank you guys for reading this part! Until the next one! BauBye Friends.
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