Do you DNF books? I never used to, but now I think life’s to short to be reading books I’m not enjoying… below are six I couldn’t stick with.
Have you read them? Should I try them again?
The Fellowship of The Ring – J R R Tolkein
Circe – Madeline Miller
Confessions of a Curious Bookseller – Elizabeth Green
The LockSmith – Linda Calvey
The Last House on Needless Street – Catriona Ward
Damage – Caitlin Wahrer
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I DNF 5 books this year, which is a whole lot for me.
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Oooh, which ones?
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A short story called “Nagisa, Onna-musha” by Andrew Hartman; “Rhapsody” by Mitchell James Kaplan; “The War Nurse” by Tracey Enerson Wood; “The Limits of Limelight” by Margaret Porter; “The Last and the First” by Nina Berberova. Also, I received a copy of “How Icasia Bloom Touched Happiness” by Jessica Bell, which I didn’t want and read only two pages of before I realized it wasn’t for me, and I won a copy of “Monet & Oscar: The Essence of Light” by Joe Byrd, which I don’t recall entering the giveaway for. With that one, I also only got through about 10% before I quit reading.
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Haven’t heard of any of these🤭🙈
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So… you aren’t missing anything, then!
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🙈🙈🙈
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It took me 2 attempts to read Lord of the Rings – personally I am so glad I stuck at it and read the trilogy!
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I haven’t no doubt I will try it again!
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Recently ploughed through The Last House on Needless Street. It’s a bizarre book, but it is worth the slog. The end will explain it all, as endings mostly do!
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I’ll try it again 😊
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I loved Circe! One of my fave books of the year, but I also already am into Greek mythology so it’s a topic that I really enjoy.
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Yes, that’s fair enough😀 glad you loved it!!!
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