WHAT IS THE ABSOLUTELY WORST BOOK YOU'VE EVER READ?

[Kristina Daniel]

http://www.onehundredbestnovels.blogspot.com/
What is the worst book you've ever read? Oddly enough, a lot of people respond with books that are on Random House Top 100 List! Let me know......

[Chung Hanjie]

Chasing Harry Winston by Lauren Weisberger. Truly disappointed by it...

[Jaime Huff]

Bergdorff Blondes by Plum Sykes. Painful in so many ways...

[Danielle Zappavigna]

hmmm, am i going to get slaughtered for saying i loved the twilight series :-)

the worst book i've ever read is The Polished Hoe by Austin Clark. I know it won awards and accolades but I got about 30 pages in and had to stop it was killing me.

[Marcia Pringle]

This is one many loved but it was the worst for me and I really did try - The Time Travelers Wife. The whole back and fourth, all books with that style will never get read by me. I had to give up.

I'm glad I didn't try the Twilight series, I watched the movie and thought ok it was alright....

[Kristina Daniel]

I was a bottle deep in chardonnay when I watched the movie THANK GOD or I couldn't have made it through. Talk about cheesy....my velveta meter was maxed!!

[Brigida Alexandra]

a book called CopyCat

[Stacy-Deanne (Novelist)]

Hi Kristina,

I have to honestly say the worst book is the so-called mystery I am reading now. It is from a NYT best selling author and it's not a new book, but it's from one of his series. I am trying to stick with it but there's so much in it that turns me off. If you want to see my feelings about it you can go to the thread I started "What Kills A Book For You Immediately".

I won't name the book or author. I have a policy against that. I am an author myself and so if I have something negative to say about fellow authors, I keep my mouth shut. I try to respect them and I also know that Google is a powerful weapon. I would feel bad if I Googled and found another author talking bad about my books so I give them the same courtesy.

I know many authors don't care and a lot freely tear down other authors' books but that's not me. There are too many people on the net and that can get back to an author.

If you get the time, visit the thread though.

Best Wishes!

http://www.stacy-deanne.net

[Yasser Alireza]

Heirloom: Evening Tales from the East. I even threw it in the dustbin after forcing myself through the first chapter of the first story. It was like a crapy rendition of A Thousand and One Arabian Nights.

[Book Calendar]

I would have to say it would have to be The God Whale by T.J. Bass some people consider it a masterpiece. I could not stand it.