Worst book you've ever had to read as an assignment

A Separate Peace and The Killer Angels....

A Separate peace i bought thinking it was good, a day later i returned it back to the store. The Killer Angels was about the gettysburg battle, and the story was sooooooooooooooooooooox10000000 boring that the teacher made us stop reading it after the first week. Insted we read lord of the flys..a bit better the killer angels...but not that good.

Now this year were reading Phadrus..that's a book read by univiersty students. It kills me slowly everytime i read it, it's soo hard to understand, but when you understand it you kinda hate/like it at the same time.

 

I just started reading the scarlet letter, and that by far, tops any crap book I've ever read.

 

A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines

never even finished it D:

 

The Chosen, and Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde... and The Odyssey
I just couldn't read em...
I didn't even finish Jeckyll & Hyde

 

The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

For me a "good" book has to grab my attention within the first 3 chapters. If it doesn't, I don't want to read it anymore and that's what happened with that book. Honestly, I really didn't read the book. I just skimmed the pages before I went to my English 2 class.

There was another book that my class was supposed to read called The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway that I was dreading to read, but my teacher dropped it in favor of extending our poetry and drama units. :D

 

Were going to read Sophies World next...A few people said it's good and bad..:/

 

worst book i've had to read was To Kill a Mockingbird. I couldn't even finish the book x_x

 

The Clay Marble, worst and most boring book you can ever read in your life!

 

The Black Steed.

I can't remember it's excat name but it had to be the most BORING book I ever laid my eyes upon x_x Plus it was just like thousands of other cowboy shows I've seen with people who can't ride a horse right untill the very end.

I got sick of it. Plus I fell asleep after I read each chapter.

 

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Most Boring Book Ever D:

 

No arguments there

 

Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell.
My evil byotch of a reading teacher made us read it for an assignment last year.
Then we had to make a brochure trying to encourage people to visit the island.
My favourite part of the book?
3 words:

WHEN IT ENDED!​

 

As I lay dying. It took me 3 days to finish the first chapter which was like 15 pages

 

Screw you, I loved that book.



Worst has to be House on Mango Street. It's about this Hispanic who moves on to Mango Street, and it's about finding her identity and place in society. Yah, I hope she found it when she gets RAPED and blames her friends for it. But jesus, such a boring book.

Hmm. I see quite a few Odessyes here. We have to read that next Semester. Hope it's not too boring. =/

SCREW YOU MORE. That was a great book. You just have to get past the first few chapters (which I'll admit were boring) and then it's great.

 

"The Chocolate War" by Robert Cormier. Well, the book wasn't that bad, but reading as an assignment? A definite no.

 

I liked that book. But if it would've been an assignment I would have stopped after the first chapter.

 

uh, the worst book would have to be uh, well , uh, well all of them cuzz i really dont like reading that much only when i feel like it like if im bored and yeah,

 

Of Mice And Men Worst book in the world

 

The Girl with No Name.

Don't even get me started on how shit this book was.

 

A Tale of Two Cities. Oh. My. GOD. What is WRONG with this book? It's the most boring book I've read in my life, and this is coming from someone who likes To Kill a Mockingbird. I mean, seriously! The two main characters are flat, and the only awesome guy in the story besides the lady who was murdering everyone died! For the main character, who's a FLAT character! I mean, seriously, what kind of person makes the hero a flat character? GAAH.

Okay, sorry, I'm done. The book wasn't horrible, mostly just boring. I"m still pissed Sydney died, though. And don't get me wrong, I love reading. But this book... I don't know.