Inspired by Shark Week on the Discovery Channel- Parajunkee.com will be hosting Snark Week! It will run from Aug 11 – Aug 15th and it's not too late to join the snark attack.
Today's Snark Week Book Blogger Challenge:
Feeding Frenzy! The Top Ten List of Worst Books You’ve Ever Read.
I could only think of 7 books for this list. I'm sure that there are 3 more, but they must have been so bad that I blocked them from my memory =/. These books all got a 2 1/2 star or below rating.
- Ten by Gretchen McNeil Too predictable
- Perception by Lee Strauss Too unrealistic
- Changes by Danielle Steel Too whiny
- Guardian by Alex London Too boring
- Graceling by Kristen Cashmore I just didn't like it
- Finale by Becca Fitzpatrick Big let down
- The Fall of the Hotel Dumort by Cassandra Clare & Maureen Johnson I was disappointed by how uninteresting this novella was.
What made your list and what do you think of mine?


I haven't read any of those. Phew. Dodged bullets.
ReplyDeleteLucky girl =)
DeleteI haven't read any of those. I did read the first two I think in the series by Becca Fitzpatrick. But the one where the heroine loses her memory is the one that I was like nope this is not for me I'm done with this series. But it's been a really long time since I read those.
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Whitney@Shooting Stars Reviews
I really enjoyed the first book in the series Hush Hush but the books slid down hill after that, for me anyway. Thanks for dropping by Whitney =D
DeleteI haven't read any of these, but I read a book by the same author as Perception and absolutely HATED it. And a lot of it had to do with how unrealistic everything was, so I can definitely see why you wouldn't like that one.
ReplyDeleteSounds to me that this is an author that I will be avoiding from now on. Thanks for letting me know =D
DeleteThe only book on your list that I've read is Ten, which I liked, but I'm also biased because Gretchen McNeil is one of the first authors I ever met and I love her so I'm incapable of being unbiased. And I found it predictable... mostly because I was familiar with And Then There Was None by Agatha Christie. ;)
ReplyDeleteI used to read a lot of Danielle Steel in my teen years, but if I read Changes I don't remember... which might say enough about her books. lol
I have read quite a few of danielle steels books that i really enjoyed. But after awhile her books got really depressing.
DeleteOf these, I've only read Graceling which I really liked! I do have Ten and Perception on my to-read, but they're not priorities. :-/
ReplyDeleteHere's Mine @ Pinkindle
I think i may be the only one that didnt like Graceling :/. Thanks for droping by
DeleteI've never read any of these books and now I'll be sure to avoid them! I love reading your Snark Week posts - so hilarious! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteTracy @ Cornerfolds
I'm happy to hear that you've been enjoying them Tracy! =D
DeleteThanks so much for stopping by and commenting.