TTT: Books I Decided to DNF and not Guilty for that + Books I wish I had DNFed

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme brought to you by That Artsy Reader Girl. It was previously hosted at The Broke and the Bookish.

This week’s topic is actually Books I Decided to DNF Too Quickly, I don’t regret after DNFing a book so I don’t waste my time on thinking was it quickly or not. Instead, I am doing the books I DNFed and happy to do it + the books I wish I had DNFed but didn’t (this is my worst nightmare to torture myself to read a book still end up hating it).

This topic was on my future post lists, kind of discussion so let’s do it.

Books I decided to DNF and I am not Guilty

5 of these are the books I DNFed this year, I decided to avoid DNFing books and I was pretty good at it until April when I met a book which destroyed all of my plans of avoiding DNFing, I realised that I read for pleasure, escape from the reality and problems and If I am still facing these things in a book or while reading a book what is even the purpose of my reading…Books should make me happy not torture me or cause me any problem…I had this 20 pages policy where I don’t get in a book I used to DNF it but this year, I decided that I’ll DNF each and every book which is making me unhappy (not in positive ways) because If I am torturing myself to read a book when I am not even liking it then what is the purpose of my reading, despite how much I read it 20% or 80% it doesn’t matter.

Here’s the list of books I DNFed Recently and three of these are ARCs.

 

Books I wish I had DNFed

Everyone who follows my Reviews already knows how I feel about these books and Why I regret.

Today I am going to discuss Last Prince of Alkebulahn, I never discussed this book before, and yes this is the book which made me DNFed books again so wow I just found the first positive thing about it.

I read it in April, I received a Physical copy of this for a blog tour, It is hard to find words which explain how much I hate this book, this book is so long and so lame, I tried hard and hard to finish it, I read it, I skimmed it, I cried, I shouted, I fought with my siblings on petty things and finally I finished it.

This book actually tortured me, terrorized me, I still dread to think about it…How I finished that thing…I was so in terror I didn’t even write a Review for it after 2 months the first time I am talking about it. I was in such a bad mood when I was reading it that my mother told me to DNF this book she was like if it is that bad and you are in such a bad mood for days just leave it…This book is my WORST NIGHTMARE.

Have you ever read a book which you consider as a Nightmare?

Do you have any DNFing Policy?

 

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