[30 days of books] life is short

[ironymaiden]

21. A book you thought you wouldn't like but ended up loving

i can't think of any.

why would i read a book i thought i wouldn't like, unless it was for school? i had less assigned fiction reading than many people my age due to being an advanced reader and AP testing out of required college English classes, but i was always pretty game for what i considered the easiest homework ever. i can list off books i thought i would like that i didn't like. i can also come up with books that i liked better when i gave them another chance. but thought i wouldn't like but ended up loving? nonexistent.

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[mimerki.livejournal.com]

Pride and Prejudice. I did not expect to like the romance novel, and instead it is a favorite. But I read it for class. Otherwise, I also don't tend to read things I don't expect to like. (I do expect to like most books. "It has words! On pages! It must be my friend!" But that's a different issue entirely.)