Liked, Hated, or Never Read It

[Allison, Mod Nerd]

This is a game where we add book titles and the next person says whether they liked the book, hated it, or haven't read it (yet). "Hate" is a strong word but you can apply "hate" to any book you really disliked. This game will hopefully generate a lot of new book ideas for everyone!

For the first one, I'll go with a title I just started reading:
The Liars' Club


For example, the next person might write:
Haven't Read It; then they list another title for the next person!

Have fun!

[StarMan]

The Liars' Club: I haven't read it. Unless I'm lying.
(I'm hoping Allison will review it when she finishes reading it)

Next:

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[Erin]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Hated it... Technically, I think I DNF when I attempted it several years ago.

Next, one of my current reads:

Red Queen

[Just Elise]

Red Queen - Never read it. Though I do think it's lurking somewhere on my tbr.

Next: The Silence of the Lambs

[StarMan]

Haven't read it (Silence of the Lambs), but I hear it's good

Next:

To Kill a Mockingbird

[Julia]

Have Not Read

The Nightingale

[Erin]

The Nightingale: Hate It!

All the Ugly and Wonderful Things

[Allison, Mod Nerd]

Never Read It

Eat, Pray, Love

[Julia]

never read

(this is one of my top 3 favorite books EVER)

[Ev, Crazy Book Lady]

Never read it.

[Hannah]

Like (LOVE) it!

[Ev, Crazy Book Lady]

Loved it!

[Hannah]

Love it!

[Ev, Crazy Book Lady]

Haven't read it but need to.

[StarMan]

Ev wrote: "Haven't read it but need to.


The Love of the Last Tycoon

"

Haven't read it, but might.

Next:


The Catcher in the Rye

[Chris]

Read it for English class in grade 10. Good, but dated. Some books, like The Catcher in the Rye, are literally so influential on modern popular culture that they snowball, and the original inspiration behind modern developments becomes redundant. I read Salinger's Nine Stories later, and enjoyed them much more.
Next:

The Schooldays of Jesus

[Ev, Crazy Book Lady]

Brainstorm wrote: "Read it for English class in grade 10. Good, but dated. Some books, like The Catcher in the Rye, are literally so influential on modern popular culture that they snowball, and the origi..."

Haven't read it.

[Kelly]

hi. new here. hope i am doing this right.

Liked it is an understatement. i loved it. Hobbit is an awesome adventure book. Tolkeins ability to create an amazing world with new languages, etc puts him at the top of my list as all around best authors

[StarMan]

Kelly wrote: "hi. new here. hope i am doing this right.

Liked it is an understatement. i loved it. Hobbit is an awesome adventure book. Tolkeins ability to create an amazing world with new languages, etc puts h..."

Kelly, you're doing it right. :)
And welcome to the Snails!

I haven't read Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail yet, but it's in my eReader and on my list ;)

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NEXT "Like, Hate, or Haven't Read":


Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee

[huda]

Haven't Read It.

Next:

[Ev, Crazy Book Lady]

Huda wrote: "Haven't Read It.

Next:
"

Haven't read it but want to.

[StarMan]

Ev wrote: "

"

I haven't read any SG books, but I've darn sure seen every TV episode and the original movie. I keep hoping the show will get resurrected.

Are the books as fun as the shows?

From the episode "Solitudes":

O’Neill: It’s just very hard to sleep with broken ribs when someone’s lying on you.
[....]
Carter: Colonel?
O’Neill: That’s my sidearm, I swear. No giggling. Please.
Carter: If we don’t make it, I won’t have any regrets.
O’Neill: I’ll regret dying.

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NEXT... Liked, Hated, or Never Read:


Fahrenheit 451

[Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse]

Never read.
Gone Girl

[StarMan]

Margaret wrote: " Gone Girl"

Have it, but not read yet.
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Next:


Dracula by Bram Stoker