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A book that you loved but would never recommend

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message 1: by evlove (new)

evlove | 89 comments Mine is dead inside because it’s traumatizing but beautifully introspective and well written 👍


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Christine Mathieu | 948 comments The Hidden Life of Otto Frank by Carol Ann Lee.

https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Life-Ot...


message 3: by Nina (new)

Nina | 88 comments Um.. You've reached Sam


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Nathan Manske | 11 comments Wizard of Oz, good book just wouldn’t recommend to anyone asking for a fantasy


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message 6: by Christine (last edited Jul 08, 2024 12:52AM) (new)

Christine Mathieu | 948 comments I liked the early V. C. Andrews books (Dollenganger series) when I was 40+ years younger, but would never recommend them. Guilty pleasures. :)


Planxti's Imaginary World A Clockwork Orange It was so graphic and had many triggers, but had such an uplifting message. Conflicted. Really conflicted.


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Cara McGrade 🇮🇪 | 48 comments Before my actual heart breaks by tish Delaney


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Maia | 54 comments a little life


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Nathaniel (nathaniel_) | 83 comments Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. Its fantastic, but you have to want to read it. It takes soooo much.

Anthony Trollope's Palliser novels. I love them, but I'm a weirdo.


Nora (Grayson's version) (noraseed) | 179 comments ugly love


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Judith Speed | 208 comments Christine wrote: "I liked the early V. C. Andrews books (Dollenganger series) when I was 40+ years younger, but would never recommend them."

Oh yes, I remember them. They’d never get published now.


message 13: by Judith Speed (new)

Judith Speed | 208 comments I probably wouldn’t recommend the Harry Potter books because surely everyone who wants to read them has already read them.


message 14: by Christine (new)

Christine Mathieu | 948 comments Judith Speed wrote: "Christine wrote: "I liked the early V. C. Andrews books (Dollenganger series) when I was 40+ years younger, but would never recommend them."

Oh yes, I remember them. They’d never get published now."


Why not???


message 15: by Christine (new)

Christine Mathieu | 948 comments Maybe that's why I can't find interesting novels anymore?


message 16: by Christine (new)

Christine Mathieu | 948 comments Judith Speed wrote: "I probably wouldn’t recommend the Harry Potter books because surely everyone who wants to read them has already read them."

The first book was so boring that I didn't bother reading the rest.


message 17: by Nina (new)

Nina | 88 comments you've reached sam


message 18: by Judith Speed (new)

Judith Speed | 208 comments Christine wrote: "Judith Speed wrote: "Christine wrote: "I liked the early V. C. Andrews books (Dollenganger series) when I was 40+ years younger, but would never recommend them."

Oh yes, I remember them. They’d ne..."


I think the amount of consensual incest, especially in Flowers in the Attic could give a lot of people the ick.


message 19: by Tim (new)

Tim Mcguire | 166 comments The Star Trek movie novelizations, well maybe to a small group of people lol


message 20: by Em (new)

Em | 25 comments twisted games
it would be way to awkward to recommend tho 😭


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