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I HATED it with a flaming passion so yes, it 100% deserves its number one spot on this list 😤 #1 A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid KemmererĪlthough A Heart So Fierce and Broken probably isn’t the worst book I read last year, it is, without a doubt, the book I loathed the most. 🙄 My Least Favorite and Most Disappointing Books of 2021 🙄 (Although I suppose I can’t complain too much, since I did not have a true one-star read for the second year in a row… I did give 1.5-stars to one of the books on this list, but the rest had at least a few redeemable qualities that put them into a solid two-star range 😁 Still, I wouldn’t recommend any of them!)

I had high hopes for the majority of these, so having them turn out so awful nearly crushed my soul 😭 A list of my top ten least favorite, most despised books of 2021, which also happens to encompass 2021’s biggest let-downs. That’s why, this year, you’re getting only one list. Yes, there were a couple that I had really been anticipating but ended up being kind of mediocre – The Library of the Unwritten, Interference, The Obelisk Gate, and Piranesi come to mind – but they were still enjoyable enough that I wouldn’t call them truly disappointing. But in 2021, my most disappointing books generally coincided with my most hated ones.

In previous years, I’ve always split this post into two parts: one covering books I absolutely loathed, and one covering books that ended up letting me down, even if I didn’t necessarily hate them. This time, however, we’re going to do things a bit differently. Because who doesn’t love a good old rant? Evil as I undoubtedly am, this post is always one of my favorite yearly wrap-up posts to write.

Jorge bucay stories to think about english edition of king