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What is the worst book you've ever read in your life?
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I'm posting it under Twilight under the assumption that at least half the answerers will state the novel above as their response.
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Twilight is a boring story that's trying too hard to engage the reader, this was a book written by a person who doesn't seem to care about telling a story or engaging the reader AT ALL.
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...Whoa... wtf.. what drugs were they on ..."
It also copies Twilight, right down to the (view spoiler) .

I just can't get over how it seems to have no buildup, and then ends so abruptly. It never bothers to explain the birds, or even WHAT the thing he the car hit was... The jacket's description is the only thing that makes it seem like it's going anywhere, but it also talks about stuff that never happens in the plot.
I should add that I read this in HS, so it's possible I would see it differently now...

...Whoa... wtf.. ..."
Yes, because being killed during childbirth has never happened before Twilight came along.

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But isn't it odd how ANOTHER one comes out not long after Twilight?

No... lol. Not everything "copies" Twilight.


Really? That's on my 50 books to read before you die list, it's meant to be a really influential book. But so is men without women by Ernest Hemingway and I thought that was terrible.

I didn't think the first Twilight novel was too bad. I think if it had been a stand-alone book, it wouldn't have the stigma that it has now.

lol I actually have that but never read it!

Moving on..
This vampire book called SUNSHINE, seriously?????? So horrible, then this other YA Book called A Kiss In Time. Complete crap.
My Dog Rex..........I was 5...

I also think it is important for me to make the distinction between the worst book that I've ever read and books that I've just plain hated. The two don't always have to go hand in hand. I hated Wuthering Heights but it isn't the worst book I've ever read. I also loathed some of those "Beat" generation novels but I think I can understand why some people loved them so much.
I think I am going to pick "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" as the worst book that I've ever tried to read. I found that to be one big bizarre mess. There is really no other way for me to describe it.



Fifty is twilight minus any decent motivations plus sex.
Mocha, I feel the same as you, freebie ebooks are tempting because who doesn't like free books? And some of the synopses are really interesting, but all too often they don't live up to their own hype, or there isn't enough for a full story, really. Maybe it's too easy to get self-published these days ... Sometimes the books have potential, but need a serious editing session by the author. More people should wait a month or two then review their own work before trying to self publish, it would make the standard so much higher.
And likewise, there have been terrible books that I have enjoyed (possibly for the wrong reasons) and books that are beautifully written but have no impact on me because I can't relate. I wouldn't class twilight in either camp.

Twilight.
I couldn't take 50 Shades of Grey seriously. It was comedic literature to me, I don't know about anyone else.
Branded by Keary Taylor.

umm...
i dont think thats true
i think being killed during childbirth has happened b4, b4 twilight came along
Bitter Frost by Kailin Gow
Just disgustingly terrible
Just disgustingly terrible

I agree. Can't think of a worse one i have read.

/facepalm. Was sarcasm not obvious enough in that post?

The Lacuna by Barabara Kingsolver
The Visible World by Mark Slouka
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells....and...by no means least and very contoversial..The Book Thief. Would read Twilight a hundred times over rather than have to read any of these books again!


I'm fairly neutral on The Book Thief. Not my favourite book, but not one I regret reading :)

Moving on..
This vampire bo..."
No, SUNSHINE is a LOT better than Twilight. In fact, it's on my keepers shelf.
1. A Northern Light.
2. Romeo and Juliet.
3. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
4. Jane Eyre.
5. The Eternal Ones.
2. Romeo and Juliet.
3. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
4. Jane Eyre.
5. The Eternal Ones.

Read a Nicholas Sparks novel. He is always, always so much better in film adaptation ;)







the 2nd twilight book was the baddest of the series,
any of the house of night books,
evermore or any book in that series,
and any of the midnighters books (did i spell that right? i dont care),
and black is for beginnings or any of the books in the series after red is for rememberance

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