Reasons I DNF
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I don’t DNF very often and I usually do it with good reason. This topic is technically books I DNFed too quickly, but decided to do my own spin. I only have 18 books on my DNF shelf and most of them probably deserved the DNF. I decided instead to explain some of my reasons for DNFing recent books.
Like your take on this. Totally agree with your reasons. I don’t DNF a lot either but sometimes you just have to.
I don’t think I’d read The Heir. It doesn’t seem like it was needed in the series.
I honestly wished I would have DNFed The Heir. I basically only read it to see how America and Maxon were getting on (and that part was totally worth it because they continue to be ADORABLE) but I think ultimately, it didn’t make up for the three hours of my life that I spent on it. I wish I had your ability to just put down a book! I have this irrational need to finish all the books I read because I need to see how everything ends up. I think I’ve only DNFed 3 books in my life…
Laura @BlueEyeBooks
Internet Famous wasn’t really for me either, but I managed to finish it. It sounds like something my younger self would like, but at this age, I think it’s just too simplistic and just there in an already saturated market.