Books

How important is the Table of Content when deciding whether a book is worth reading?

Its the first chapter which is important for most people but for me Table of content holds almost equal value as the first chapter.

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haha. I def not reject any book by its cover but bought so many just because of its awesome cover 🙈🙈

I try not to judge a book by its cover but I definitely judge it by its TOC

Yeah man. TOC is very underrated. Cover and first chapter gets all the attention. Need to make toc great again

really important for me. 

i've been reading more fiction recently so i like to kind of gas myself up when i see an interesting title in the TOC. 

i'll see something like Chapter 25: The Fall of Cultivation. 

oh yeah. i'm looking forward to THAT. 😂

Always go through the ToC to see if the book title lied to me

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Superintelligence by Nick Bostrom. Just started it

a lot of books don’t come with TOC and im so sad about that.