I mean, to some degree, yes? But then I pick up another book and get over it.
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You could be like Holly and have them erased from your memory...
You know what the worst book ever written ever was? "Football, It's a Funny Old Game" by Kevin Keegan.
Yeah, "Never Let me Go, " so many questions it asked me while reading and even a few months later it has me questioning my faith and my humanity
That book won a lot of awards, but it really didn't do it for me. I don't think it's because it's so slowly paced; I've thoroughly enjoyed lots of books at least as slowly paced. Maybe it's that I sat down to read a SF book and for half of it it just feels like we're reading a journal, with nothing especially noteworthy happening. Or maybe I just wasn't in the right place to enjoy that one.
That's easy. I never finish the book. Same with great TV shows.
Those are the books worth reading
Many times but only when the books had relatively decent grammar and spelling.
I have like 30 books I've not thought about since 10 years already, almost completely forgotten and ready to be read again, I should start sometime.
Thats called anime