>tfw you always skip the introduction

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>tfw you read the last page of the book first

>tfw you always read the epilogue first, then the introduction, then every prime numbered chapter

it's way more efficient than reading every line like a pleb.

>>9783914
Who the hell started this meme? I used to hear people say it all the time.

>>9783859
Especially on anniversary editions. I don't know who the fuck thinks it's a good idea to ruin the ending of the book in the introduction.

Another thing that pisses me off are old movie tie-in paperbacks with stills from the movie bound into the centre of the book. Half the time it shows a still from the last scene of the movie and totally kills the ending. Just happened to me with On the Beach by Nevil Schute.

>>9783980
Because the makers of anniversary editions just assume since it's old that the reader has already read it before.