32 books
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44 voters
Listopia > D.J.'s votes on the list The Most Begun "Read but Unfinished" (Started) book ever (13 Books)
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Moby-Dick or, The Whale
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"Has anyone actually ever managed to finish Moby Dick? Notoriously known as being one of the most boring books of our time, I guess it's fitting that I put this at #1."
D.J.
rated it 1 star
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The Holy Bible: King James Version
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"It's the Bible. Everyone, regardless of religion or personal beliefs, should probably read this. It can't be done in one sitting though. The brain tends to go numb."
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War and Peace
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"Long, long...long...it never ends."
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The Silmarillion
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"Similar to Moby Dick, but in a fantasy setting."
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Les Misérables
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"I finished it, and it's amazing but I can understand why people can't finish it. Victor Hugo is depressing, and he tends to ramble on and on about details no one really cares about. It's worth the effort, though."
D.J.
rated it 5 stars
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Lord of the Flies
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"It's a short read so there really isn't much of an excuse to not be able to get through this, but if I had the choice I would have stopped reading it. Visceral, unnerving and disturbing."
D.J.
rated it 1 star
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Great Expectations
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"Though the book is titled Great Expectations, you shouldn't have any when starting this."
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Dune (Dune #1)
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"I hate Dune and every single one of the books in the series and I don't even know why."
D.J.
rated it 1 star
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The Catcher in the Rye
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"One of my favorites, but there's only so much teenage angst one can personally take before they snap."
D.J.
rated it 4 stars
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The Hobbit, or There and Back Again
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"It took me three attempts before I was able to finally finish this one. While Tokien is remarkable, he can get wordy when it isn't necessary. Adverbs, adverbs, adverbs."
D.J.
rated it 5 stars
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A Million Little Pieces
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"If you're in the middle of reading this and you finally realize before finishing it that the author pretty much lied, that's reason enough to stop reading."
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Song of Solomon
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"A tough read. Good though, but very tough."
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Twilight (The Twilight Saga, #1)
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"Quite possibly the most poorly written and ill-conceived young adult fiction of our time. Yet, it's amazingly popular and that's why I tried to read it, but I couldn't once I realized the author only has a total of 6 words in her vocabulary."
D.J.
rated it 1 star
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