>book has 15 blank pages at the end >nothing to say that

>>8995446
thank industrial capitalists for it being cheaper to kill 0.3 trees to have those pages in there than to have no extra pages because they couldn't design a machine properly, or rather, it was less expensive to not do so.

>>8995446
It's for your personal notes

>>8996691
But it's a library book.

>>8996694
write ads for your shitty self published books in the blank pages, then return it to the library

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>>8995446
The truth is those 15 pages were left blank for a reason anon. If you'll bare with me I'll elaborate.

Here I go.

-Remember how every book has a team, an editorial team if you will. Well during the process of a book's creation there are a set of steps that have to be gone through.

-Deliberation. This is usually delegated to the youngest or newest members of the team.

Here's the snap.

-This step was simply left out.

-Thus all the other steps, including the chief editor signing it off and putting his stamp of approval (intentionally left blank message).

>>8996694
Libraries are made for books, not the other way around.

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>>8995446
>His story doesn't end with "THE END"