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taraba: Best book ending? (just title, no spoilers)

ocdspectrum: Foucault’s Pendulum.
CaptAwesome: Green Eggs and Ham
Hendal: The End
Woelf: What's Wrong, Little Pookie?
Halden: Ender's game
Jythier: Harry Potter.
Marinos: very tough.. a variaty of options among HP and the Half-blood Prince, The Hobbit, Sans Famille and others!
puffinge: Time and Again by Jack Finney
Nekojin: The last one I just finished reading. Except THAT one. You know the one. Where nothing made sense.
Firanve: Bible :)
Felimid: "Howl's Moving Castle".
itchyrichy: Ice Station, Matthew Reillym
Darilian: The Man Who Folded Himself, by David Gerrold.
Joseph Hill: Mother Night, by Kurt Vonnegut
Wes Hope: eagle of the ninth. great gatsby. great expectations. watership down.
Capitaine Grappin: Fin.
Gialmere: presents
DHEK: I think the ending to one of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books is pretty darn good. I can't remember which book it was... maybe the 3rd one.
sbwilson: The Bible
Beowulf: [i]The Civil War[/i], by Shelby Foote.
elirlandes: A Farewll to Arms, Ernest Hemingway. Tragic.
Onionking: Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace
nicolepe: DONALD WESTLAKE, Jimmy the Kid, 1974
Russ G.: The Odessa File
Numskull: Cerebus: Jaka's Story
POvidiusNaso: Robin Hobb's Assassin's Quest.
Nobuo Uematsu: War of the Worlds; I'll never forget that last part...
dsmeyer: digital fortresses code
Chris Page: Divided Allegiance by Elizabeth Moon. (Runner-ups include Lincoln's Dreams, Ender's Game, and Flowers for Algernon.)
captpackrat: "Forests of the Night" by S. Andrew Swann
Greedo: Nancy Drew and the Case of the Stolen Cookie Jar.
Stelio: Brave New World: excellent imagery.
Cut & Space: I don't read
Dweeb: 1984
vampywife: Hannibal, The Da Vinci Code, and LOTR
ZombyDawg: The two book series Mordant's Need which includes the books The Mirror of Her Dreams and Man Rides Through written by Stephen R. Donaldson
mats-k: Use of Weapons
miyazakigrognard: A Scanner Darkly (by Phillip K. Dick)
Mordachai: Moon War - Ben Bova
Nicpon: "Fair Game" Dick
Helenoftroy: Great Expectations
bigbadsteve: i kinda liked the ending of no one's even bleeding
_Kael_: Crusade in jeans (Thea Beckman) - don't know if it's avaiable in english. If not: learn dutch
Mike A: The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
GI Joe: Shane
adonismayhem: Ender's Game
scriptorum: Forge of God, perhaps, by Greg Bear.
mrbeankc: Ender's Game
sourwyrm: ender's game is good
sbszine: 'The Magus' by John Fowles.
Lord_Prussian: I don't recall one that stands out.
ssmooth: The Stars My Destination
The Unbeliever: 42
deadkenny: Lord of the Rings
AWildEep: Job
heli: moby dick?
ThatFalafelGirl: And Tango Makes Three
bluebehir: "King Chondos' Ride" by Paul Edwin Zimmer. It is written on the internet that he actually wrote the ending of the (two) novel(s) first, and then wrote the novels to reach that point. Regardless, it is almost worthy of spoiling simply because it is so hard to find. You may message me if you'd like to learn even just a little about the two novels "The Lost Prince" and "King Chondos' Ride".
2amp: you know, most endings just leave too much open for sequels
snoozefest: don't know ... they're all a little open for sequels
erli: Grapes of Wrath
Asmoridin: Stranger in a Strange Land
queequeg: 100 Years of Solitude
shawn_low: Toughie...Catch 22, Joseph Heller.
gnomehome: "The end", I forgot the book title though.
UhhhClem: Madison Smartt Bell, WAITING FOR THE END OF THE WORLD.
isolated: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
EndersGame: "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card
hibikir: Ender's game
Jim_P: The Boys from Brazil
Ebonwoulfe: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
dwarf: Don't read that much novels to answer this question. Only read fantasy novels.
Chris__M: The Sheep Look Up
sos1: Mindswap
pregremlin: The Dark Tower
Gelatinous Goo: Life of Pi
Jackwraith: Anything by Ellison
Grimwold: Only Forward
Blackwind: dont know
Bluenose: Purple Cloud by M.P. Shiel
dakarp: I like the ending of Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49
chaddyboy_2000: I cannot process this question.
DangerMouse: Ender's Game
shumyum: Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf.
ValJor: "The triumph" by John Kenneth Galbraith. While I was reading the book I hated the whole experience and I thought about dropping the book many times. However, when I got to the epilogue, it all made sense, it was a gigantic joke. Very good indeed. Oh sorry, you said no spoilers, right? Rats!...
louiseh: Ancient Light (Orthe) by Mary Gentle
CortexBomb: The Trial
haraggan: "Flanders"
CDRodeffer: Revelation
skelebone: End of the Chronicles of Narnia series, when I was 12.
ynnen: Hm... None jump to mind.
jens_hoppe: Lord of the Rings
djlg: Something Rotten
BobDodgerBlue: Lord of the Rings
jttm: Swords of Day and Night (Gemmell)