Top Ten Tuesday (4)

I was looking back and I saw the last time I did a TTT was on August 5th!  Horrible.  So I decided to do one for today.

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and Bookish.  Every week, The Broke and Bookish post a new topic that that week's top ten lists are based on!  This week's topic is: Top Ten Books That Were Hard For Me To Read (because difficult of book, subject matter, because it was cringeworthy-- however you want to interpret).

I'm going to use all of those definitions...

This book just didn't... grip me I guess...

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My Review

The main character in this book was so horrible and her POV was just a barrage of hate.  And it was also about a murder so you know.

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My Review

This whole series went from okay to pretty cringeworthy.  This is the last book and I'm kinda regretting I bought it (it wasn't available in my library) even if it was only $2.

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My Review

It was hard to get through this book mainly because it's written in verse and I've never actually read a book written in verse.  It just took some adjustment.

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My Review

This was just a bizarre book for me.  I understood it... it was just weird.

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My Review

Keeping all the characters straight was harder than it was when I read And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.  Seriously.

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This is the same deal as Brave New World.  It was just weird and I couldn't get into it.

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My Review

This literally took me 3 months to read.  It was so dense and sometimes pretty boring in long sections.  And the dialogue!  It went on and on and on.  Sometimes, one person would speak for a good 3 pages.

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My Review

This story was stretched out farther than it needed to be in my opinion.  I had to force myself through it.

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My Review

This is a good series - don't get me wrong.  I just got so bored during the introduction and sometimes the style of writing would leave me in the dust.  Watching the movies helped me so much.

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Have you read any of these books?  How'd you like them?