Etiquette & Espionage
Author: Gail Carriger
Genre: YA steampunk
I've read the synopsis for the upcoming second book, and it really sounds interesting. I remember reading this back in March, and I didn't have a good reason for not finishing this. Maybe I'll try this again one day!
Author: Gail Carriger
Genre: YA steampunk
I've read the synopsis for the upcoming second book, and it really sounds interesting. I remember reading this back in March, and I didn't have a good reason for not finishing this. Maybe I'll try this again one day!
Shades of Earth
Author: Beth Revis
Genre: YA sci-fi
I enjoyed reading the first two books of the Across the Universe series, and I'm not quite sure why I didn't finish this last installment. I feel like I'm a disgrace to this series since I consider myself a fan of it.
Through the Ever Night
Author: Veronica Rossi
Genre: Sci-fi/dystopia
I gave up on this second book of the Under the Never Sky series due to the fact that the author didn't explain things very well in the first book, so I was a bit confused at the beginning of this one. Based on my friends' reviews, it seems that the author actually explained everything, and it started to make sense. Plus, most of my GR friends gave this book 4 or 5 stars.
Author: Veronica Rossi
Genre: Sci-fi/dystopia
I gave up on this second book of the Under the Never Sky series due to the fact that the author didn't explain things very well in the first book, so I was a bit confused at the beginning of this one. Based on my friends' reviews, it seems that the author actually explained everything, and it started to make sense. Plus, most of my GR friends gave this book 4 or 5 stars.
What are some books you guys wish you didn't DNF, and you feel like you didn't give it a fair chance?
Etiquette Espionage sounds like a really interesting book!
ReplyDeletePLEASE read Shades of Earth! I know the romance was really bad, but it was a really good read. It's my least favorite book out of the trilogy, but there were still some mysteries and "leave you at the edge-of-your-seat" moments. :)
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I hate DNFing books, but I haven't come across a novel that regret doing so. I am very strict when it comes to not finishing a novel, but I don't have time to waste on books that I'm just not enjoying. I don't think I'd go back in any of the books I've not finished an d try them again. Great post, Summer!very interesting topic! :)
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