What books have you dnf?
I’ve never been one to put myself through a book I didn’t like. I’ve done it all my life where I would just let it sit.
Before the Colleen Hoover hate train started or that I noticed, I was reading Layla and it was the most mind numbing experience in my life.
The second book in the Knockmount series, I wasn’t a fan of and put it down. This one I take blame for because I didn’t really like the characters. It was just too much for me, I’m sure if I were to enjoy the idea of the main characters, I would love it.
I also tried picking up Pretend You’re Mine, but personally I don’t like third person point of view.
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Luckiest Girl Alive The only book I have DNF’d so far is