What shitty book do you secretly love Veeky Forums?
What shitty book do you secretly love Veeky Forums?
I like to reread treasure island every once in a while and get the whole pirate feeling going again.
I really enjoyed the City of Ember as a kid. I still find myself thinking about it sometimes.
My diary desu
Eragon etc
The first three books of the Dark Tower series
The Remains of the Day. It never fails to make me cry.
Bernard Cornwell's Warlord Chronicles.
The Hunger Games are the last series I've read that made me stay up until 2 AM
Any of David Eddings' fantasy series.
I love Cornwell's Last Kingdom series
Me too, but it's kind of shitty and formulaic. Every book follows the same pattern and it has been dragging for too long.
Warlord Chronicles is his magnum opus, imo.
i enjoyed the asoiaf books
No doubt, and he's still writing too. The first 3 were great, but still had shortfalls imo. I enjoyed that he put an effort into involving real history, but fell off after the sixth book.
I'll be sure to try the Warlord Chronicles, thanks
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Not sure if it could be considered shitty because it is children's literature but I have always loved Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh
Infinite Jest.
kek
Hey! That's not an sb!
The Catcher in the Rye
>treasure island
>shitty book
thems fightin words, kid
Ulysses tbqh
Same.
I cannot say how many times I've reread the Belgariad and the Mallorean, but it's been often enough that I've lost count.
The sequels were so shit it's unreal
>durr, I made a popular sci fi book, let me follow it up with a book where farmers get mad at each other but then not for no reason the end.
>hurr, now I'll write something that is hardly even tangentally related about nuclear war and pretend to be deep.
>then they contacted aliens in the forth book
The Bible.
By Veeky Forums's standards, it would be Blood Meridian I guess. Fortunately in the real world it is considered a good book so I can actually talk about it without hearing a chorus of autistic screeching
"A chorus of autistic screeching"
I had myself a jolly chuckle at that.
infinite jest
Emotionally Weird by Kate Atkinson
in fact, I'll say it's my favorite book anywhere but Veeky Forums, really. I first read it when I was 14 or so, and I've read it 3 or 4 times since.
It got mixed reviews, but it's just- I love it. It's a bunch of strange things cobbled together. It's very surreal at times but very funny and strangely charming.