The older posts that seem to create the most attention here at Book Journey are the SPOILER pages. I created SPOILER pages back in 2010 when I wanted so badly to talk openly about a book experience but could not put what I wanted to say in a review for fear of ruining the book for someone who had not read it. I even made a Sample Spoiler Page so those who were choosing to read a spoiler page knew EXACTLY what to expect.
I don’t use it often, only when I absolutely have more to say about a book and want to be able to talk about it freely with those who have read it.
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February 6th of this year, my Spoiler Page for Me Before You by JoJo Moyes received 3,978 views. It is not unusual for a spoiler page to pick up interest when it is going to be a movie, but this still surprised me. When Gone Girl first became a big deal with the movie following, that spoiler page was receiving close to 5,000 views a day for close to a month.
Recently the ROOM Spoiler Page had a rise in views as well which makes sense due to the upcoming release of the movie. Hot topic 
on that post? Breast feeding. Always has been.
I love spoiler discussions because they are kind of like a book club. You all have already read the book. There is a good chance in a great read that you have an opinion. It is fun to vent, share, show your love or hate for a book. Strong emotions are what drives a great spoiler page.
Come to think of it, I am due for a read like that. Have you read anything lately that is Spoiler Page Worthy? A book that you just want to talk about?
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I adored your spoiler button idea and think it’s fabulous that so many people get so much out of it!
I think they just like to hear me rant 🙂
My top posts are all food related – how crazy is that?
People love food – I love to read food related posts! 😀
I think that’s a great idea to create a spoiler page because I know that I won’t say too much about a book in order to avoid giving away any of the major plot points.
Unfortunately I have not had a read lately that I have felt compassionate enough about to create a spoiler page. I am sure part of that is just me. Hopefully soon!
I love the idea of a spoiler page! The only book that came to mind is We Were Liars. I made my daughter read the book after I read it because I just had to have someone to talk about it with!
Like Kathy, my top views are food related – and I don’t write about food very often *sigh*
I LOVE YOUR SPOILER PAGES because they are brilliant. I had no idea they get so much traffic! Which only affirms how tiny my blog is because when I do one, I don’t even get comments. You just know how to sell them! 😀