Least favorite book

[Light Bringer]

I didn't like Stephen Kings IT, I couldn't finish the book and there were just so many parts that didn't need to be there and the story would have been better without those (some of those) parts. Stephen Kings other books (that I've read) are good and I really like them but something about IT just put me off a little and I don't know why.

[Pyjaks]

I didn't like Stephen Kings IT, I couldn't finish the book and there were just so many parts that didn't need to be there and the story would have been better without those (some of those) parts. Stephen Kings other books (that I've read) are good and I really like them but something about IT just put me off a little and I don't know why.

I feel the same way! I've tried to read IT several times now and it never holds my interest :/ it's praised as one of King's best books but it's probably my least favorite so far.

[Night Child]

The worst book I have ever read is either Romeo and Juliet, or the Odessye. I just really hated both of them, they were so annoying. I have a thing with whiny stupid people, and the characters were that plus more.

[5starr]

The whole Matched trilogy was just sort of.. cliche? It's not like I don't sort of enjoy a little romance, because I really do. But when you've got a love triangle that inevitably ends with her choosing the brooding, mysterious new boy over the nice childhood friend, it's like hmm, how many times have I heard that one before?

In general a lot of the YA dystopian trilogies get worse every book for me (even if the first one was pretty alright) to the point where I barely remember what happens in the third one because it bored me so much :^/

[ProjectIcarus]

The worst book I have ever read is either Romeo and Juliet, or the Odessye. I just really hated both of them, they were so annoying. I have a thing with whiny stupid people, and the characters were that plus more.

Well, technically neither were books, but I see what you're getting at. Honestly though, I actually enjoyed Romeo and Juliet, and The Odyssey had it's high points.

[Feliks]

its not a book,it's a play,but it's just very boring.

It is "antigone", it was a nice concept,but I thought it was executed poorly. I do know that this is ancient,but I've read plays such as "Prometheus bound" and Antigone just doesn't measure up. We read it in class and we were looking at the monologue at the most part and read the whole thing. The monologue was uninteresting compared to the monologue by Prometheus in Prometheus bound. It kept repeating itself no one needed the constant recaps,they already know what happened and why it's happening. The chorus took up most of the play,the characters hardly got to speak! On the end it all seemed rushed which threw me off even more,Creon who was at first the antagonist of the play quickly turned into a crybaby within a scene,it all just happened very quickly and the main character Antigone barely had any lines. It was just a rushed mess to me.

I have read many old and Ancient Greek plays that actually look like effort was put in,Antigone seemed short and rushed to me that's just my opinion. If you disagree that fine but please don't bash me.

[AdsIsMad]

I really hated this book called red sky in the morning... It's so sad

[raiden shogun]

Any warriors book which has a journey in it.

there are like 4 books just about them going to the mountin tribe or whatever.

[amethyst,]

Walden. Screw Walden.

[nekolii]

the eragon series. maybe it was because it seemed to take forever for things to get moving