10 Most Boring Books I Ever Purchased. Part - One
There are stories which you once start reading then it's quite difficult to put them away. The pages and the time flies by at the speed of lightning but then there are also books which we want to read, feels excited about it, spends money and buys it but as soon we start reading it, nothing happens. There's no magic in the words which may takes us away from our world to their own. There's no curiosity, the characters looks empty and soulless and ultimately, we close the book before we even reaches the 'The End'. And here's the list of such books which I started but couldn't finish it.
10. The Frequent Visitor by Hari Kumar- I had great expectations from the book. Even the plot was promising and generated my interest. It had a great start and it definitely made me curious but then as I reaches half-way through, it completely loses its charm and grip. But since, i liked the beginning so much, I kept going back and tried reading it several times but I couldn't and finally I gave it up.
9. 2 States by Chetan Bhagat - First I must admit that I watched the movie first and then attempted to read this book. As I watched the movie, everything from the word go looked 'Made up' to me. And when i started reading the book, everything looked artificial to me. I mean, when it comes to college romance - there's lot of tenderness and honesty as it's the first time for both the individuals but in the story, I never felt that way. The characters were too shinny and glittering. The situations and the surrounding were written in such a way that it may seem familiar to middle class but it never made any impact. It was hell boring and too predicted. I mean why would i read a novel where I can predict what's going to happen next?
8. One Night @ Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat - One word - Regret. It was torturous, stupid and certainly one of worst stories which I ever came across.
7. 50 Shades of Grey - After all the hype and publicity, I finally started reading it. One of major reason I started reading the book in the first place coz I loved the characters (from what I heard). But after few chapters, I lost the interest. It looked pale and emotionless. I was having a hard time connecting with whatever that was going in there. Ironically, the sex part was even more boring.
6. Life or Death by Michael Robotham - Life or death is one of last year's bestseller and it's the tagline which captured my attention, "Why would a man escapes from prison the day before he's due to be released?" It's tempting, right? That's what I thought. And I am a great lover of Crime-Thriller. So I didn't gave a second thought before purchasing the book. I was quite curious and excited for this book but but as soon as i started reading the book, it changed my whole perception. The expectation fallen down like a meteor hitting the ground. All my interest got lost and curiosity vanished. But still I somehow, managed to reach half-way through but then I had to close the book for final.
(Part Two - To be Continued)
10. The Frequent Visitor by Hari Kumar- I had great expectations from the book. Even the plot was promising and generated my interest. It had a great start and it definitely made me curious but then as I reaches half-way through, it completely loses its charm and grip. But since, i liked the beginning so much, I kept going back and tried reading it several times but I couldn't and finally I gave it up.
9. 2 States by Chetan Bhagat - First I must admit that I watched the movie first and then attempted to read this book. As I watched the movie, everything from the word go looked 'Made up' to me. And when i started reading the book, everything looked artificial to me. I mean, when it comes to college romance - there's lot of tenderness and honesty as it's the first time for both the individuals but in the story, I never felt that way. The characters were too shinny and glittering. The situations and the surrounding were written in such a way that it may seem familiar to middle class but it never made any impact. It was hell boring and too predicted. I mean why would i read a novel where I can predict what's going to happen next?
8. One Night @ Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat - One word - Regret. It was torturous, stupid and certainly one of worst stories which I ever came across.
7. 50 Shades of Grey - After all the hype and publicity, I finally started reading it. One of major reason I started reading the book in the first place coz I loved the characters (from what I heard). But after few chapters, I lost the interest. It looked pale and emotionless. I was having a hard time connecting with whatever that was going in there. Ironically, the sex part was even more boring.
6. Life or Death by Michael Robotham - Life or death is one of last year's bestseller and it's the tagline which captured my attention, "Why would a man escapes from prison the day before he's due to be released?" It's tempting, right? That's what I thought. And I am a great lover of Crime-Thriller. So I didn't gave a second thought before purchasing the book. I was quite curious and excited for this book but but as soon as i started reading the book, it changed my whole perception. The expectation fallen down like a meteor hitting the ground. All my interest got lost and curiosity vanished. But still I somehow, managed to reach half-way through but then I had to close the book for final.
(Part Two - To be Continued)
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