Have you ever hated a book you read?

Sure, but I tend to stop reading it at that point if I can. I found My Antonia by Willa Cather to be boring, and I didn't finish reading it. I also couldn't get through The Double by Fyodor Dostoevsky or The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro, although I tried.

Not one I've actually read. I have listened to several on audiobooks that, while I've enjoyed them that way I know I'd never been able to get through them in actual paper form.

All the books my mom would make me read during summer breaks and have to write her book reports

Yes.. the book *the day itsok wasn't ok*

turns out in the end, after all the jokes and laughs and smiles, we find out that itsok wasn't ok at all. That it was all an act, and she was hurting even when she seemed happy. 🥺

I wanted to reach through the pages and wipe her tears away, but I couldn't. Please don't read it unless you want to be heart broken.

However, I hear the sequel is good. I guess she met someone similar, someone who understood her, and after a wild drunk night, he sent her a funny dick pic as a joke, and that was the beginning of a wild adventure. I think they even made a movie based on it.

Bible. So bad read it several times. Couldn't believe my eyes!! 🤷‍♀️

Great Expectations

Anything by Truman Capote. But my lecturer loved him, so we were stuck.

1984. It left me more depressed than I had been in a long time at that point haha.

yes. city of bones. i had heard so much about it, i think there were even groups on EP where i was first introduced to the series, i looked it up and them thick books were in volumes. i downloaded the first and oh my gawsh it was so....horrible. very poorly written. much like i write my sw posts in groups lmao. The story was so good, the writing was a shame. i just read a few chapters. Then i dropped it.

That I use to do when I was in school for mine less likable subjects, but was worthy I discovered later

Yes, but I stop reading them when I realize i don't like them. I can't remember any of the titles.

Cold Mountain, they ended up making a movie of it too.

Battlefield Earth. I only continued to read it because it was like watching a train wreck. I could not drag my eyes away.

I honestly haven’t read a book since college. At some point I had to quit learning in life 👍😂

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown.

David Copperfield.

Hmmmm...Job, the "Old Testament."

Anything by John Milton.

The castle by franz kafka

Yes, Lord of The Flies.

So many!

Confederacy of Dunces.

The first Harry Potter was up there.

Angels and Demons?

no the book hated me since i threw it in the bin

Quran. I would never come near it ever again.

Mein Kampf. Guy was REALLY a whackadoo!

The Bible.... fake news.

When I was n middle school. But I always like to pick out my own reads.
Do you ?

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett was the worst thing I have ever read in my life. Seriously awful. The prose is bad the plot is stupid and it is like Follett just wanted to speak about his hard on for cathedrals

I hate all books 😂😂😂😂

mistborn by brandon sanderson. god this was so stupid. i really hated it and had to read all three parts.

Twilight! What God awful crap, let's destroy the reputation of vampires and werewolves and had a horrible story to it

Yeah. History mind fuck

Yep, Heartbroken or something like that. I thought the book was stupid as hell.

It's about this woman who's says that she's a nerd and her problems with her physically disabled husband she finds some solice in talking to a fuck boy which I later found out she cheated on her husband with. When he went on about his sexescapes I couldn't stand how dumb and thirsty the women he slept with was especially the one that tried to impress him trying to get some dick.

The Celestine Prophecy.

Fucking trash