I love the premise, and I’m a fan of Morrissey’s writing, but their tangled history and decade of silence just didn’t sit right with me.
There are so many different reasons to DNF a book, and not all of them indicate that it’s subpar.Īnd, yes, sometimes I do go back to books I tossed aside and realize that I must’ve been PMSing that day because they work much better the second time around!ĭNF: Unlike Love Scenes (which I loved), I struggled to connect to the characters in this road trip romance. Sometimes it’s really just a “it’s not you, it’s me” thing, sometimes it’s clear right away that a book is just BAD, and other times a tired trope will get on my nerves. There’s no shame in setting aside books that aren’t working for you personally.ĭo you ever DNF (do not finish) books? I do! Though I love a bad book almost as much as a good one (sometimes you’ve just gotta roll your eyes and see how it all turns out), there are times when I will abandon a book along the way.
That’s almost as good as reviewing them, lol, and I think it’s important to talk about. It’s been awhile since I’ve posted one of these, so I thought I’d talk about some of the books that DIDN’T work for me, for one reason or another.
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