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Continue 7 1/2 Deaths or DNF it – Chapter 4? I hardly ever DNF but I’m so not into it. I don’t even have the urge to pick it up.

Continue 7 1/2 Deaths or DNF it – Chapter 4? I hardly ever DNF but I’m so not into it. I don’t even have the urge to pick it up. ?

Nicoletta #review

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Katrina

I did. I listened to the audio and I was so lost and bored. Gave up after an hour or so. I was sad because I know a lot of people rave about it- but I think just as many hated it lol ??‍♀️

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Jessi

I liked that book a lot! But? Life is short. If you don’t like it don’t continue it. I used to suffer through books that I thought were boring and wisened up. Life is better when you quit boring books. <——My new motto ?

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Joanna

I am about 80% done with the book and I love it! Far from boring, in my honest opinion. But it WAS very confusing…though it gets a little easier to grasp as the book moves past its halfway point. I’d give it a little bit longer. The first host is the most “boring.”

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Kelly

So funny how we all get something different, because I’m LOVING this one

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Rachael

Abandon it without guilt

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Nicole

If you’re not into it, definitely DNF it – and I say that as someone who loved it. It just keeps building on its premise, so if you’re not into it now, I don’t think that will change.

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Hanna

Don’t waste time finishing books you don’t love, life is too short for that shit! Way too many good books out there?

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Tabeer

Girl, I asked this question last week, finally managed to DNF it and I’ve been feeling great since.
If I may borrow words from a sneaker brand: ‘just do it’

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Natalie

When in doubt, always dnf. I will say however, that that book does pick up once you meet the second host onward. But if you dont like it, dont read it

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Lori

I DNF’d it. It was dragging on and on and on and on…
No shame! I haven’t even googled what happened because I don’t care! ??‍♀️

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Heather

I can’t bring myself to DNF books but I wish I could with this one. Ugh. What a waste of time. It started out interesting but the characters were lackluster, it got repetitive and old real quick, and the ending was TERRIBLE.

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Bethany

This one took until like chapter 7-8 for me to get into it

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NicolettaQuestion author

Thanks everyone, I’m giving it another 3-4 chapters and deciding.

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Eliza

I’m listening to the audiobook and I’m about to DNF it too. I just can’t get into it.

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