What books have the happiest endings?

>>8708603
Pretty much never. I tend to anticipate a "Happy" ending. So whenever it all turns out alright in the end it's more of a "So this is how he made it" than a "I can't believe he made it"

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>>8708603
Gorgias

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Bridge to Terabithia.

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>>8708143
Hmmm perhaps you are trying to pull a ruse on me? The hip new Shakespeare covers are blue when they have happy and endings and black when they do not. Unless some very funny business happened at the Pelican Shakespeare offices, I'm led to believe that Hamlet, in fact, does not fit OP's requirement.

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