My own Possession Spoiled the book

I recently decided to read a book that I’ve been hearing a lot about. I can’t start it right now because I’m in a book club with some other highschoolers and we just started a new book, and I’m already behind. So I decided to wait until the summer, when I have the free time.

I was curious, so I googled the book to get more information on it. But, you know the way these stupid smart phones are set up, it tailored adds, my news feed, and my YouTube feed to that one little search.

I should have known better! I’ve spoiled lots of things for myself buy googling things like that! Suddenly I became bombarded with all this stuff about it until eventually… The ending was completely spoiled.

Is it still worth reading now?

Spoiling a book or a movie is the worst thing you could to to a nerd. I remember when Avengers infinity war was in theaters, and people would tell you what happened just to ruin it for you. But this was different. This was my own phone! But, let us not stray from my question is it still worth reading?

My answer would be yes. I’m used to it, I haven’t read anything in a long time that hasn’t been spoiled for me first. Maybe that’s why I was excited about this one. It was the first book in a very long while where I didn’t already know what was going to happen. I’ve learned that often, it is still worth reading. if you don’t read it just because you already know the outcome, you still are missing all the things that happen in between. The real heart of the story. So never pass up the opportunity to enjoy a good, heart felt story just because you think you already know how it’s going to end.

Also try to remember that spoiling things is not cool. And let this be a lesson to you that smart phones are evil, and will betray you the first chance they get. Humph, that will be the last time I tell it what I’m interested in reading!

Thanks so much for reading! I’ve been really sick lately, and haven’t been able to post… right after I went on about how I was going to post regularly again. Ugh! Anyways, I really hope you enjoyed this really last minute ramble!

Thanks a bunch!

— Nerd.