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worst books you’ve read
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Lavin
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Sep 15, 2020 01:56AM

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The only one I can recall really disliking is called Tangerine. I don't even have a particular reason, I was just expecting more and it felt it never really went anywhere
It does sound interesting from the plot description.
I just finished Breakfast of Champions and I’m honestly disappointed. I love political satire but it didn’t feel like the most well done book despite it’s popularity. I think if it didn’t use the n word so much (literally multiple times in one sentence), I would’ve liked it more, and it felt a bit unrealistic with the most annoying narrator I’ve encountered in a while haha
I just finished Breakfast of Champions and I’m honestly disappointed. I love political satire but it didn’t feel like the most well done book despite it’s popularity. I think if it didn’t use the n word so much (literally multiple times in one sentence), I would’ve liked it more, and it felt a bit unrealistic with the most annoying narrator I’ve encountered in a while haha

oh, I've read some horrible books, but one of my least favorites, which i couldn't even finish was The Casual Vacancy, from ~that~ author. bad writing, bad story, i just hate it
There always seems to be one weirdly popular book around that's actually really badly written, I don't know how they do it!
I actually agree about The Casual Vanacy yeah, gave up half way too
I actually agree about The Casual Vanacy yeah, gave up half way too
Also, I have an unpopular opinion because I don't like The Book Thief as well. Not that I hate it, I just thought it was tiring as hell