Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m about to quit American Marriage. I’m half way through and very bored. I was going to make myself finish because I’ve been quitting most books I start lately. Not sure why I can’t seem to finish a book these days (I used to read at least a book a week). Sigh.
I DNFd that. I was disappointed because of the hype, but I just could not get into it.
I quit this one too.
Anonymous wrote: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue was the first novel I haven’t been able to finish in years. It was just so slow and drawn out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BearTown
A Man called Ov
House on Cerulean Sea
I hated all of these. Way too many pages to get even remotely interesting. Beartown is also a story that has been told a million times. Just because you say Hockey hockey hockey - doesn't make it new.
I liked a A Man called Ove. I couldn't get into beartown or anxious people.
Totally agree. I adored A Man Called Ove but couldn’t get into Beartown and I gave up.
I thought A man called Ove was great. I haven't read Beartown yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue was the first novel I haven’t been able to finish in years. It was just so slow and drawn out.
Same. Hated it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BearTown
A Man called Ov
House on Cerulean Sea
I hated all of these. Way too many pages to get even remotely interesting. Beartown is also a story that has been told a million times. Just because you say Hockey hockey hockey - doesn't make it new.
I liked a A Man called Ove. I couldn't get into beartown or anxious people.
Totally agree. I adored A Man Called Ove but couldn’t get into Beartown and I gave up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m about to quit American Marriage. I’m half way through and very bored. I was going to make myself finish because I’ve been quitting most books I start lately. Not sure why I can’t seem to finish a book these days (I used to read at least a book a week). Sigh.
I DNFd that. I was disappointed because of the hype, but I just could not get into it.
Anonymous wrote: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue was the first novel I haven’t been able to finish in years. It was just so slow and drawn out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lincoln in the Bardo.
A friend said this book made him feel as if he’d won a ticket straight to the bardo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue was the first novel I haven’t been able to finish in years. It was just so slow and drawn out.
I hated Addie Larue so much even though parts of it have really stuck with me! I did finish but I was really tempted not to.
Same. I absolutely hated it.
Anonymous wrote:A Little Life. how is this so highly rated. It was terrible.
The Book of Longings. It got returned on my kindle when I had maybe a chapter left and I just didn't care enough to get back on a waitlist to finish it.