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This week's question is: What is a book you didn’t like that all your friends raved about or what book did you love that wasn’t popular?
MY ANSWER: Oh that one is slightly easy! That would be the Twilight books, Hunger Games...I'm sure there are a few more but I can't remember which ones they were. Another one I didn't care for was Cinder. Everyone was saying how awesome it was and all that, when I read it, I was just sort of "meh". There was another book that was sort of popular but for the life of me I cannot remember it. I should have liked it too since it dealt with fairy tales and even the Bluebeard tale, but I just cannot remember the title. I didn't like the book at all, but know lots of other thought it was awesome. Sometimes I can tell before reading a book that it won't be for me and can be overly annoyed by it.
I honestly can't think of anything that I loved that others didn't like. That kind of thing doesn't make it on my radar. Also there's usually someone who liked one of those reads anyway. I guess I would say some of the older paranormal reads that most people don't care for today. Like Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause.
I honestly can't think of anything that I loved that others didn't like. That kind of thing doesn't make it on my radar. Also there's usually someone who liked one of those reads anyway. I guess I would say some of the older paranormal reads that most people don't care for today. Like Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause.
