Worst Book

I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night . I don' t even remember who the author is. Wasn't impressed with it at all...

The lOvely Bones....HATED IT

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Posted by AlwaysSnow

I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night . I don' t even remember who the author is. Wasn't impressed with it at all...

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Steve Hadden, I think - I loved that book - but I work with people with autism - so i totally understood it - i was surprised how many peolpe unfamiliar with autism still liked the book, but I can see why it didn't really pull you in...

I HATED the book Wicked - never saw the show or anything - but read Wicked for a book club, otherwise I would have stopped - I still couldn't get to the end of it!

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Posted by lipglossjunky73

I HATED the book Wicked - never saw the show or anything - but read Wicked for a book club, otherwise I would have stopped - I still couldn't get to the end of it!

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I hated Wicked, too. I love the musical, though. They're completely different. There was not one thing I liked about the book, but everyone I know who read it RAVED about it. I'm so glad I'm not alone.

ps love your monkey avatar

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Posted by stephanielyse

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Posted by lipglossjunky73

I HATED the book Wicked - never saw the show or anything - but read Wicked for a book club, otherwise I would have stopped - I still couldn't get to the end of it!

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I hated Wicked, too. I love the musical, though. They're completely different. There was not one thing I liked about the book, but everyone I know who read it RAVED about it. I'm so glad I'm not alone.

ps love your monkey avatar

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Thanks - we just saw Curious George - was so cute!!!

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Posted by diluvchu

I read Wicked. I thought it was okay...Didn't love it but didn't hate it. Saw the play on Broadway and thought it was much better than the book. I am not one for liking the plays/movies more than the books......

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I think it's because the play is nothing like the book. I mean really they have the same names as the characters in the book, but the entire plot is different and they cut out all of the boring crap.

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Posted by diluvchu

I read Wicked. I thought it was okay...Didn't love it but didn't hate it. Saw the play on Broadway and thought it was much better than the book. I am not one for liking the plays/movies more than the books......

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same with me, liked it, not loved it. I couldn't get through the sequel though (son of a witch).
I haven't seen the play yet.

I read Wicked also. I didn't hate it, but I didn't really like it. I too had to read it for a book club also. It was painful to finish. It was actually the book that inflicted death on our book club.

I saw the play. I liked it and I thought the set was great (I love that theater), but it wasn't one of my favorites.

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Posted by conigs25

The lOvely Bones....HATED IT

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I sort of liked that one

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Posted by Tina120206

One of the worst books for me was The Rule of Four. Ugh...couldn't stand it.

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I just bought it.. and I haven't read it yet!!!!

My worst was 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'

Ayn Rand 'Atlas Shrugged'

aka...abosolute torture. It was the only book that I refused to read in college and used cliffs notes to write my paper

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Posted by AlwaysSnow

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Posted by conigs25

The lOvely Bones....HATED IT

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I sort of liked that one

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I really enjoyed it/

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Posted by bridy06

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Posted by AlwaysSnow

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Posted by conigs25

The lOvely Bones....HATED IT

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I sort of liked that one

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I really enjoyed it/

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I liked that book to. It makes you think of what really happens after death.

Hannibal was awful - so was the movie.

I tried reading Memoirs of Geisha about 3 times a few years ago - I could never get past the first 50 pages - soooooooo boring.