Revealing the Worst Books of 2017: A Candid Discussion

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Revealing the Worst Books of 2017: A Candid Discussion

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Delve into my least favorite books of 2017 as I spill the tea on the disappointments that left me underwhelmed. From high expectations to lackluster plots, explore the books that fell short for me.

Disappointing Anticipation: The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks

Despite high hopes, The Way of Shadows failed to captivate me. Explore why this anticipated read fell flat for me.

Dive into the world of assassins and fantasy that left me wanting more. Discover why this series didn't live up to its potential.

The Way of Shadows Cover Art

Black Prism Series by Brent Weeks

Underwhelming Sequel: The Copper Gauntlet by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare

Uncover why the sequel to The Iron Trial left me underwhelmed. Explore the missed opportunities and lackluster expansion of the world.

The Iron Trial Novel

Predictable Plot: Geekerella by Ashley Poston

Delve into why this contemporary read, while fun, didn't quite measure up to other books in the genre. Uncover the elements that left me wanting more.

Geekerella Book Cover

Disappointing Reread: Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood

Explore why a beloved reread turned into a disappointing experience. Uncover the reasons behind the letdown of revisiting this series.

Born Wicked Book Cover

Comments

- Crystal Grant
- 06-08 11:53:17
I had high hopes for Geekerella, but I found it to be a bit predictable. Your review resonates with my experience.
- Tonya Dunn
- 06-07 12:59:37
I totally agree with your assessment of The Way of Shadows. It just didn't live up to the hype for me either.
- Laurie Robinson
- 06-06 12:32:23
Born Wicked was a disappointment for me as well. It's a shame when a reread doesn't hold up to your memories.