Is there a book that you strongly hate/dislike?

afsha1997 said:

my maths note book (i like maths lil bit)

posted over a year ago

Sprinter23 said:

Beowulf...HORRIBLE.
A Tale of Two Cities...got a hundred pages in and tossed it out the window.

posted over a year ago

NO. Do not diss Tale of Two Cities. It has an amazing end.

xXSweeneyXx posted over a year ago

The only reason I didn't enjoy a Tale of Two Cities is because reacher made me annotate and pick it apart so much it was mais of a chore then a relaxing book!

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

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I didn't like Beowulf either, he was too arrogant.

Jeffersonian posted over a year ago

EalasaidWooster said:

I read a book when I was younger called Cherry Heaven and it was pretty weird. O_O

I never really got into On the Road por Jack Kerouac. I understand why it is so highly regarded, but I just really didn't like it. I might try leitura it again sometime...

posted over a year ago

On the Road is one of my absolute faves......

snowwhitesilver posted over a year ago

Maybe I was too young for it. I might try again, I think I'll be able to understand it better now. :)

EalasaidWooster posted over a year ago

rino25 said:

HARRY POTER

posted over a year ago

Best book ever!

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

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you can't name it*

Drisina posted over a year ago

It's cool with me considering you didn't insult it ^_^

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

xXSweeneyXx said:

Twilight and Hunger Games.

posted over a year ago

I never got into Hunger Games either. Twilight just sucks!

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

I amor the hunger games!!!!!

dracofan001 posted over a year ago

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Pretty tough because sweet characters die? Oh please, I was hoping some of the main characters would die because they were so annoying, and they didn't. I didn't think the book was depressing, because the ending was "happy". It was so stupid.

xXSweeneyXx posted over a year ago

zanhar1 said:

Twilight
Huck Finn and pretty much anything else I read in school

posted over a year ago

Same, except for Of Mice and Men...I somehow ended up loving that.

Jeffersonian posted over a year ago

I thought it was pretty good for a school book as well.

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

kenzichu said:

breaking dawn

posted over a year ago

TotalDramaChick said:

I strongly hate/dislike all books.

posted over a year ago

really?... I mean... REALLY?! Geez, you have no idea what you're losing :(

swiddlewiddle posted over a year ago

You sure bro?!

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

dracofan001 said:

The giver... I didn't like it the first time I read it and I didn't like it the segundo time either Mrs.Spaulding and Mrs.Foster >:O
The saga hush,hush...its like exactly like twilight but with angels
Twlight its just sad how bad it is
Walk two moons
A wrinkle in time

posted over a year ago

The Giver was the only school book I liked. A Wrinkle in Time not so much.

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

^everyone likes the giver for some reason i just cant understand...i mean it bored the shit outta me!!!!!

dracofan001 posted over a year ago

KissOfDoom said:

Twilight, and... Yeah, pretty much just that one. I'm normally very careful when I pick out books.

posted over a year ago

tdafan121 said:

Twilight.
End of discussion.

posted over a year ago

XxKeithHarkinxX said:

Twilight. I think Keith agrees with me :\

$Twilight. I think Keith agrees with me :\$

posted over a year ago

Keith?

Drisina posted over a year ago

MY biggest crush, and semi-famous Irish singer/songwriter musician also a performer iwth Celtic Thunder

XxKeithHarkinxX posted over a year ago

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lol ikr :)

XxKeithHarkinxX posted over a year ago

clarksonbrooks said:

Anything where they talk in Old English it just gets on my nerves after a while, can't think of a good example right now :))

posted over a year ago

Romeo and Juliette maybe.

zanhar1 posted over a year ago

Yeah thats a good example Macbeth too, I mean why do they have to talk in Riddles, I'm a teacher and even I can't understand them :)

clarksonbrooks posted over a year ago

Yeah thats a good example Macbeth too, I mean why do they have to talk in Riddles, I'm a teacher and even I can't understand them :)

clarksonbrooks posted over a year ago

snowwhitesilver said:

vampire kisses...........waste of my life!

posted over a year ago

bubblegum_kiss said:

any kind of textbook

and this horrible book i read called 'sugar rush' (i thought it was gonna be good cause the cover is cute but it was really bad)

posted over a year ago

don't judge the book por its cover ;D

swiddlewiddle posted over a year ago

swiddlewiddle said:

Uhh, I don't like Twilight either. But I don't hate it and it was nice leitura it. But now I'm so over it! Hmm, other books I dislike... Mary Poppins. Hate it and the movie- don't judge me xD.
Um, Bridge to Terabithia wasn't a complete loss of time but I didn't like it- the ending was too sad. A Dog Called Grk wasn't nice either. What else... Tobie Lolness, this one was cute, but also sad. segundo Hand coração wasn't too good either- stupid, really stupid ending- but I learned a lot about coração transplants which was cool so it was OK.
There was also this annoying detective book- it wasn't a classic, chill- I don't remember it's name but I hated it. That's it all I think... :D

posted over a year ago

kitmolly123 said:

Twilight.Nuff said.

posted over a year ago

VilleValoGirl said:

Twilight & Amish books. Bleh >.<

posted over a year ago

thejokersgirl13 said:

Twilight and the whole entire rest of the series. Stephen King agrees with me. He even compared it to Harry Potter. He said Harry Potter is about facing your own fears and Twilight is about how important it is to have a boyfriend. STEPHEN KING FTW! x)

posted over a year ago

Yeah, I amor this guy- not because of his books- I'm not that into horror stuff- but because he loved the Hunger Games :D

swiddlewiddle posted over a year ago

So what's the big deal if Stephen King agrees with you?Is he a god?Or the parent of literature/books?

Drisina posted over a year ago

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Yes I like it.I like HP too if you wonder.But I just felt that the way you said you agree with Stephen is like he would be a very important person/critic or any other...

Drisina posted over a year ago