Top Ten Tuesday: Books I DNF'd Too Quickly

Top Ten is an original feature/weekly meme originally created by The Broke and the Bookish and is now hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl that features a great bookish top ten every week.

This week's TTT is books I DNF'd too quickly.


Ash- 

So I don't regret any of the books I decided to DNF. So I'm going to post the top ones that I DNF'd the quickest. Meaning, I barely got into the book and said nope. But also I don't have many that I would 100% decide I cannot do this. Most that I tried on kindle or reading the physical I would try to listen to the audio. But there are some that I will never pick up again.

1.)  I tried so hard with this book. It sounded interesting and I wanted to like it. But after 10 pages of me struggling with trying to read their names, I said nope. I couldn't. I would focus way too much on trying to read the names than following the story. 

2.) This was an audio one. I got a couple chapters (So maybe an hour) into this one and it was so slow I just couldn't. 

3.) Another audio. I listened for maybe half an hour to an hour and it held no interest for me. It was slow. 

4.) This was an ARC I got to review, and I had tried for maybe two weeks to try to finish this one, never getting past the first like 10 pages. 

5.) I got like 1/3 of the way through this and I just had no desire to finish it. According to Jenn, I stopped right before things got interesting, but I just had no care to ever find out what happened.

6.) Another review book. I started this one and I started getting an icky feeling while reading it. So I decided it wasn't for me.

7.) I was so excited for this one! I wanted so desperately to love it. But it was just too slow and too weird. I felt like it was going nowhere.

8.) I had been seeing this book everywhere, for so long. I wanted to read it because it seemed like half the world had. And I was curious, it sounded good. But I could not get past how bad the main character was. She was annoying and so "poor poor me" that I wanted it to just stop. So I stopped.

9.) I felt the same with this one like it was going nowhere and the main character bugged me.

10.) Yay, another vampire book. I thought I'd love it. I didn't. Couldn't finish.

Jenn-

I don't think I have any that I would never ever try again. I don't normally decide to not read a book I was interested in because sometimes I am just not in the mood. So here is a list of books I originally put down, couldn't get into, but later picked them up and enjoyed them.