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Old 11-23-2010, 10:10 PM   #321
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Most boring/hated book for me most recently? 'Never Let Me Go' by Kazuo Ishiguro.

I tried so hard to like it. It was excruciatingly, mind-numbingly slow, boring and the plot incredibly predictable for me. The narration was juvenile and disjointed; like listening to the drunk ramblings of an airhead teen-aged girl.
Hey, nice first post! Welcome to the forum! I looked up this book you speak of. Doesnt sound very good. Ill heed your warning and stay away from it.

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^^^ I was hoping I'd get mauled by a bear to put me out of my misery reading 'Never Let Me Go'. I made it all the way to the end and wanted 2 weeks of my life back.

I would never advocate burning of any book but for that book? I'd make an exception.
I hate books that take me so long to read. I know it takes me awhile to read a book, mainly because I have many other things to do. But Twilight took me months to read whereas Harry Potter might have taken one month. Why did it take so long? I had no urge to read it. The book never grabbed me by the shirt and yelled 'READ ME' like Harry Potter did. Maybe the next one is better. Oh who am I kidding, this is Twilight, itll never get better.
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