What’s one book you will never read again?

A Tale of Two Cities.

The Post Modern Condition

Hilary Mantel Wolf Hall.

I gave up half way through and totally agree with this review from Times Higher Education




"...dreadfully badly written... Mantel just wrote and wrote and wrote. I have yet to meet anyone outside the Booker panel who managed to get to the end of this tedious tome. God forbid there might be a sequel, which I fear is on the horizon"

I pretty much never re-read a book, I am such a slow reader that it would be a crime! I have so many books I want to read I just cannot re-read anything.. I am reading a pretty crap book at the moment.. I can barely read it once.. so definitely wouldn't re-read that!!!

No offence to Mormons, but I will never attempt to read their book again..

Also, I will not attempt to read anything from Mein Kampf again..Hitler was both deranged and a terrible writer...I dont give a fuck who that offends either! 🤣😂🤣

Crime and Punishment

Battlefield: Earth. Dear dog, what an awful book. I only finished it because it was like watching a train wreck. I couldn't drag my eyes away.

"The C programming language", by B. Kernighan and D. Ritchie.

Any Sword of Truth novel, Terry Goodkind is a pompous douche.

[i]Any[/i] that I've already read, I don't read them twice.

I have never read a book twice

The Road. Cormac Mccarthy

Moby Dick.

Karl Jung

Walden

umberto eco's "in the name of the rose" it's pretentious, pedantic, verbose and it sucks