Damn I don’t even remember the last time I wrote a book tag post haha. But I caught this one online a few years ago and the idea/concept still stuck on my mind.
Hope you enjoy it ! 
I always finish a book, for 99% of the time. The last book I did not finish was over a year ago and it was Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West (The Wicked Years, #1). The execution, from the writing to the dialogue are just and simply put : terrible. And when you are trying too hard to make a text looks or sounds good, it shows. People know. The readers know. The Earth knows.
I never understood guilty pleasures, because everything that I enjoyed, I don’t feel any guilt about it. So I took to the dictionary and look at the definition of guilty pleasure : “something, such as a movie, television program, or piece of music, that one enjoys despite feeling that it is not generally held in high regard.” Now, with this definition it sounds much like a book that everyone hated and that I loved? In that logic, it would probably be Wuthering Heights.
Easy. Eat, Pray, Love. I tried to enjoy it but I can’t help seeing the masquerade behind this “self-actualization” of a very privileged person. When you realize you are not happy with your life, you don’t go traveling to the other end of the world, live there and hook up with someone else. That’s only my personal opinion.
The Sleeping Beauty Novels of Anne Rice. I love Anne Rice for her other novels but not this one. What I thought would be an intesresting retelling of sleeping beauty denouncing the horrors of the humanity, is simply a rude and vulgar perversion with no in-depth feeling.
I love reading and discovering new books so I rarely read a book twice. But for some reason, I have read Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire 6 times when it first came out LOL
Any self-help book LOL
I believe a lot of books have shaped my mind, and allowed me to become who I am today. But the most important one is probably my first book ever that opens the door to my love for reading. Chair de Poule aka Goosebumps from Scholastic hahah
Anything by Stephen King. His endings are just way too frustrating.
Love the book, but the cover has nothing to do with the book.
I tag all of these bloggers! Hope you enjoy the tag, and again, no obligations to do it haha
Here are the questions in text form :
1. Which book, most recently, did you not finish?
2. Which book is your guilty pleasure?
3. Which book do you love to hate?
4. Which book would you throw into the sea?
5. Which book have you read the most
6. Which book would you hate to receive as a present?
7. Which book could you not live without?
8. Which book made you the angriest?
9. Which book cover do you hate the most?
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Goblet of Fire, 6 times!?!? Man, that is a lot!
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I know my 14 years old self was surprised too HAHA
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Solidarity in loving to hate self indulgent Eat, Love, Pray!
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Co-sign on your comments about Eat, Pray, Love. (liked the rest of the post, too, don’t get me wrong. But ugh…that book)
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I have to agree on question number 3 which is most probably why I didn’t bother to read the book but I did enjoy the movie. Also, I feel the same way about Stephen King,
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“I never understood guilty pleasures, because everything that I enjoyed, I don’t feel any guilt about it.” Amen. Why the hell would I feel guilty about enjoying something if it’s not hurting anyone else?
Your answer to question no. 6 made me snicker so badly. I can’t imagine opening a gift and finding a self-help book. 🙂 Quite insightful into how someone views you.
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Oh this is really fun! I have Wicked on my TBR, sorry to hear you didn’t enjoy it. I recently did a HP reread and found that GoF is actually my favorite! I actually think PoA was my favorite all this time, but turns out it’s my least favorite from the series haha. It’s interesting to see how much my preference has changed!
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WOW that’s a lot of harry potter reading right there hahaha. And Goosebumps! I LOVED these books when I was younger as well 🙂
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Who hated Wuthering Heights??? How dare they??? 😀 I haven’t read the book yet, but I love the movie, and that book is very high on my TBR!
Oh, oh, HP! I’m planning start a re-read of HP books this xmas. It’s been more than 10 years since the last time I read them (and before that I used to read and re-read them all the time, it’s like no other books existed…)
Thank you so much for tagging me! ❤
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Loved your answers! I rarely DNF a book, and god I would also hate if someone presents me a self help book. Thank you for the tag!
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Hahahaha I read the Goblet of Fire 5 times (HP 1, 2,3 and 5 too) and I have NO IDEA how we were able to read a single book so many times, considering I barely finished a book in 3 months now 😂 And Wuthering Height is the best 😍
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oh gosh I hear you about wicked! I DNF’d that too- then returned to it over and over (cos back then I was a masochist, determined to finish 😉 ) but even though I eventually finished it, my opinion didn’t change- that book is terrible. hehe I love wuthering heights too 😉 And I’ve read goblet of fire a lot as well 😉
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Funny how reading these comments, and your tag, is the first time I’ve realized others didn’t like Wicked! I only made it half way through before I quit. (I do kind of want to see the play though…)
Also, I’m borrowing this tag from you. It looks fun and I also haven’t done one in ages!
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