I don't tend to focus on my dislikes so it's really difficult to answer that. I didn't like the last volume in Hunger Games trilogy. I gave up reading Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch after first one because every woman there was defined by the size of her boobs and I don't have time for that. In terms of polish book market I absolutely hate Aneta Jadowska's books. V.E. Shwab was a great disappointment for me, I suffered through Shades of Magic, what a waste of time. I don't like Stephan King's books with the exception of Carrie and Misery. I don't see the appeal of William Gibson's book and I tried. This is all I can remember. I am sorry for these and all my sins.

Sadly no, but I've seen alot abt it so I might soon:>

19) Ok sooooo I recently read “Theo of Golden” at the behest of my mother-in-law, who normally has wonderful taste in books, but it was… man. Transparently and cloyingly inspirational, with flat prose and dialogue, and—worst of all—relied heavily upon its marginalized characters as a way to illustrate the main character’s goodness. They were basically props even as their (predictable, stereotypical) lives make up a good bulk of the book’s “plot”, which lacks all trace of tension and impetus until a flurry of nonsensical activity at the end. God, I hated it.

Oh, it's still fantasy, after all these years. My tastes within the genre have shifted quite significantly, but the genre has also grown so much that I always find new and fun things to read, many of them surprisingly high quality. I'm doing the r/fantasy book bingo this year, and I highly recommend that as a starting point to expand out of more "traditional" sci-fi/fantasy reads. 6. what books have you read in the last month? Last month has been a bit dry, but so far this year I've really enjoyed The Spear Cuts Through Water, A Memory Called Empire, Paladin of Souls, and Dungeon Crawler Carl. All are very different from each other, but I found all of them fantastic. 12. did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings? I enjoyed basically all of my mandatory high school readings except for one. Everything Eça de Queirós and Fernando Pessoa is always fantastic, the Lusiads are interesting in their own way. But I have never truly been able to enjoy Saramago, and I'm under the impression that Memorial do Convento is actually the least interesting of his novels. But blablabla Nobel prize, so here we are. 19. most disliked popular books? Hm, to take a few from different categories: The Alchemist - only time I've read a book written in my own language that felt like a translation from english - it's just so mediocre Lady Chatterlys Lover - despised everything about it The God of Small Things - The writing style makes my skin crawl A Court of Thorns and Roses - the levels of stupidity of the main characters are truly astounding and ao3 writes better sex

I had a love/hate with most of them lol but my school had us read a Shakespeare play each year and I always enjoyed those. At the time I really liked The Great Gatsby because it felt like a breath of fresh air though I’m not as fond of it ‘ow tbh. The Odyssey was also good!

Second most read would be "At Betram's hotel" by Agatha Christie.