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Old 03-29-2011, 11:09 AM   #42
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A friend at work recommended Atonement to me and I still haven't forgiven her. Horrible, Horrible book where the end negated the last 2/3 of what I'd read. It reminded me of the end of the the TV series Roseanne where you found out a large part of the series was in her imagination.
And another one by Ian McEwan that I hated the ending of was "Amsterdam". Previous to this I had always been a big fan, but this one destroyed any respect I had for him. The denouement, when the friends enact their promises to each other, is frankly ridiculous, and asks for a suspension of disbelief above and beyond what all but the most accommodating of readers could manage.
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