| User | Comment |
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jettles   | | posted 16-Aug-2007 8:20am |
if i really enjoyed the book then yes. |
| Biggles | | posted 16-Aug-2007 8:21am |
Sometimes I do. Some books just stay with you long after you've read them, and others are just so enjoyable that you don't really want them to end. |
bill   | | posted 16-Aug-2007 8:21am |
I've noticed this with a few of the books I've read in the last year. If there's a certain mood to them and probably if the writing is really good and I get into it. Later, I find I miss it. |
Melf  | | posted 16-Aug-2007 10:55am |
I miss books I enjoyed, or I think ended too abruptly. |
| Galomorro | | posted 16-Aug-2007 11:17am |
Rarely. A few I regret giving away. |
| Frostbrand | | posted 16-Aug-2007 11:51am |
When it's really good yeah. |
| Amanda | | posted 16-Aug-2007 2:59pm |
Sometimes. |
| Crayons | | posted 16-Aug-2007 3:53pm |
Only if I really connect with the characters. |
| ausfox | | posted 16-Aug-2007 5:23pm |
Sometimes, if it was really good |
| Enheduanna | | posted 16-Aug-2007 8:47pm |
Occasionally. |
gambler  | | posted 16-Aug-2007 10:08pm |
sometimes............. I have just finished reading Last Assassin by Barry Eisler (A former CIA Operative turned Author) his protagonist is a guy named John Rain half japanese/half American an ex- special forces Assassin with a conscience, expert in hand to hand combat and a specialist with knives....I am now dying to read his other three novels and have re-read parts of this book.
some great action sequences and with this guy its always enjoyable to read bad guys dying badly
".......... There was a sickening crack as his leg bent in a way nature never intended it to......" the usual 
another character like this is "Jack Reacher" from the author Lee Child former Marine Police officer, he has nice/funny narratives when his character gets into fights .............." After I delivered the blow, he dropped like a puppet with its strings cut............"
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| mrmarm | | posted 17-Aug-2007 6:45am |
Sort of more the routine of trying to have it finished. |
| cerealkiller | | posted 17-Aug-2007 2:05pm |
Sometimes. Like you didn't want the book to end. |
| mve17 | | posted 17-Aug-2007 2:10pm |
Like hiccups |
cloudhugger   | | posted 18-Aug-2007 1:37pm |
Miss it? You mean it was that enthralling that I was sorry it ended like a great relationship and the other said they had to move on? Or you had to return it back to the library and it was holding the door open? |
| EyesOfCharisma | | posted 22-Aug-2007 3:38pm |
I don't read books |
| Iseult | | posted 24-Aug-2007 2:23pm |
Sometimes. Other times I'm relieved. |
| autumnlight |
Yes, if I really enjoyed it. I wanted the Black Magician Series and His Dark Materials series to go on forever! |
| MacGregor | | posted 9-Sep-2007 10:04pm |
Sometimes. After I finished the last Harry Potter I was a bit sad to know the story had come to an end. There are some other books that I've missed reading after I was done. |
| moviesnob | | posted 10-Sep-2007 12:08pm |
Sometimes. It depends on the book. |
| Enigma | | posted 22-Sep-2007 9:58pm |
What a great question... I have. |
| BenSimpleton72 | | posted 8-Oct-2007 11:12pm |
Depends on how good the book. Ayn Rand has a few that I missed, and Anne Rice. |
