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No way. I love a good story and not knowing the end is what makes it that much better.

Never. I cannot even remember a time when the thought has entered my mind.

I have never done that. From my experience the last page of a book doesn't reveal too much as far as the storyline or resolution of the book. I have done something worse however. When put in a situation where I cannot finish a book, I have gone online to places like Wikipedia to read up about the ending of the book.

I've never skipped to the last page and read all of it before however I am guilty of reading the very last sentence of the book. For some reason I like how it makes no sense at first but then when you read the whole book you remember reading that sentence but it all makes sense.

Supcoolfofa01 wrote:I've never skipped to the last page and read all of it before however I am guilty of reading the very last sentence of the book. For some reason I like how it makes no sense at first but then when you read the whole book you remember reading that sentence but it all makes sense.

I do this sometimes too! I like seeing how things all fall into place

I am so guilty of doing this. Usually, it's when I'm reading a book that involves a love triangle, and I can't wait until the end to figure out who the protagonist ends up with. Sometimes, it's because I'm impatient, but other times it is because I dislike one leg of the triangle so fiercely that I won't want to finish the book if they end up with the protagonist. It's sad, but I can't stop. Maybe I need an intervention.

rssllue wrote:I never have even seriously considered it. I enjoy the journey too much!

My mother in law used to do that with every book she used. Drove me insane!

I do that sometimes, but I try not to make it a habit in order not to spoil the fun for me. When I'm reading a really interesting book and have an idea of how I think the story should end, I check the last page satisfy my curiosity.

Very rarely. But it has happened. Usually when I'm getting too nervous about things happening and I'm kind of trying to soften the blow with a hope that in the end it's going to be alright and things will work out.

I never want to, but I often find myself doing so. Sometimes I do it to check exactly how many pages are in the book that I'm reading, but catch something on the page without meaning to.

I will out of boredom if I'm not enjoying the book! It's usually a good indicator that I'm about to give up on it

NEVER! Skipping to the last page would ruin the drama. I would eat my dessert before my dinner, but never read the ending before it's time.

No. I don't want to know how it ends. I want to experience the full story.

I only do to get a sense of how long the book will be, not to read the last sentence or the last page, that would be awful when reading fiction books.

I could possibly never do that. As much as I'm curious about the ending I can't.