Tuesday, May 5, 2015

TTT: Five Books I Probably Will Never Read






This weeks topic is Ten Books I Probably Will Never Read


This was a difficult topic for me.  I'm so used to having a TBR list that is toppling with books, so to sit down and think about what books that I would never read is a pretty difficult concept for my brain some how.  War and Peace and Shakespeare are the only two that came to mind pretty quick, but the others I had to think about books that I've heard about or remember thinking were not for me.  So, I guess there were only five that came to mind.  


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50 Shades of Grey, not high on my list of books that I'm interested in reading.  

The Fault in Our Stars It just sounds so sad, I don't think I'm ready for sad.  It just seems like the kind of book that I have to be in the right frame of mind for.  

War and Peace any book that is considered to be among the longest book ever written, yeah not so much.  


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Shakespeare  I would much rather watch a play than read Shakespeare's works. I blame my teacher in high school.  Not really, but I think it is an acquired taste.   

The Kane Chronicles  I found myself satisfied with how the Red Pyramid ended, so I probably wont be picking up Throne.  Which kind of surprises me because I do enjoy Riordan's work and Egyptian mythology.  

Are there any books that you probably are never going to read?  Fill free to share your TTT link in the comments.  

9 comments:

  1. Fifty Shades made my list as well. I have seen Tolstoy on a lot of lists, I read one of his novels in high school, that was enough for me. I love Riordan's Percy Jackson, but I cannot get into the Kane Chronicles. I tried and got about halfway through Red Pyramid. I put it down and never went back. :)

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  2. I agree shakespeare is a very acquired taste!! I also won't read war and peace, but feel like maybe its on my book bucket list!! Awesome Post!!

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  3. You are right...I'd much rather hear Shakespeare than read him!

    Solid list. I gave up on W&P a few years ago and I hope I never go back.

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  4. I've notice War and Peace on a lot of lists. And I can definitely see why! I know I won't be reading it.
    I'm also the same with Shakespeare.

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  5. You definitely have to be in the right frame of mind for Fault in Our Stars! I held off reading the book for such a long time because I knew it'd be sad. One of my cousins had leukemia when she was only 9 years old, and I refused to read a "cancer" book. But one day I decided to pick it up off the bookshelf, just to see what all the fuss was about, and I was totally hooked. It's not your typical "cancer" book - Hazel Grace is so snarky and it was actually quite humorous. And I really loved the movie :)

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    1. I think it's so difficult too because I feel like I know how it's going to end already. Plus it's sad *whines* :) Maybe if I need a good cry I'll come back to it.

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  6. I totally agree with 50 Shades of Grey and The fault in our stars...

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  7. I have had The Fault in Our Stars on my shelf for about 2 years. I want to read it, but I am afraid I will be too sad. I am sure there are books I will never read- but I just need to think of them. :) Interesting list!
    ~Jess

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    1. That was my problem too, I don't normally think of the books that I probably wouldn't read. I usually suffer from to many books that I want to read, have to read :)

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