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[azn099]

The worst book i've ever read would be the Outsider. Even though it's quite an interesting story for most people, but i fail to like it. I hate gangsters stories.... There is more actually, but i wouldn't want to list them down. Most of them are mordern Romantic stories, they sickens me.

Dude I love the Outsiders. I read it back in like 7th grade. The movie is so cool too...

[obsessedfangirl]

Listen to this:
For English, we had to read a "contemporary British mystery novel" of our choice. From the list of authors, I chose an Anne Perry novel called No Graves As Yet. Well, I got it like less than 1 week before we had to finish it, and it was rather boring... so I never even finished it! I just read the last chapter so I could figure out who murdered who! We were quized on some easy stuff, like setting, character analysis, and plot... so I basically just made up alot of stuff up, or made little things seem like important things... I know, I'm horrible. But I just couldn't get into the book. I thought I would like it, because it has to do with the events leading up to WWI in England, but some more information about the Irish was throw in every now and then that it was really annoying... Oh, well. I got a 100 on the quiz.

[Nick]

I also loved the Giver...

[dynastygal]

Probably Harry Potter one.

[Sephiroth]

The worst book i've ever read would be the Outsider. Even though it's quite an interesting story for most people, but i fail to like it. I hate gangsters stories.... There is more actually, but i wouldn't want to list them down. Most of them are mordern Romantic stories, they sickens me.

really? i thought that book was decent for a book the school district wanted us to read

[Zhu Ran]

yeah. me 10 year old i in 5th grade..but this stupid book i had to read was Robber and Me....liek..?

[looknohands]

Anything by Shakespeare.  Tongue-in-cheek humor from three hundred+ years ago just doesn't do it for me.
The Scarlet Letter is God awful.
More recently, there's Killing Mr. Watson and Slaughterhouse 5.  Classics my !
Oh, yeah.  The Sound and the Fury.  Man was that lame...

[LuBu1487]

The worst top five:

1. Stephen King's 'The Stand'-- way too long and boring.

2. 'A Day in the life of Andrew Venesivich'-- One day on a russian prison camp.

3. 'The Grapes of Wrath'-- best part, "Tell about the rabbits George" BANG!

4. Shakespeare 'Romeo and Juliet'-- 11th grade english was hell

5.  'Canterberry Tales'-- the only redeeming quality... The SEX!!! (in a very tounge in cheek manner)

[AstralDragon]

The most boring book I've ever read was Jane Eyre. x_x I felt like crying everytime assignments were given because I knew I would have to open it and try to read it...

[scholar]

were the red fern grows lets just say i think it is abfejogh;kajehg.lnbealrgkjaeflkjbalekrhg;lawbglktarwjglkna;rugh*^&$#*&%$%!&@^$%(*^%!$(**!^@%$&^%*&#^$(*~^!%$*!&%$(*^^!@%($#*&@!($#^*!%#$(!*^$%)!&@$(*^!#%$^!%$(*&!$#(*&^~@#$&(*@$&(*%!$(*!%#*~&@(*$%(!*&%@$%(!*^$% stupid and boring

[foomin]

Anna Karenina, no doubt.

[Ca0 Ca0s Slave]

I think somebody already mentioned mine,

The Giver...   

[Red Wing]

every book... 

[Land_Sun]

Who the hell said 'Where the Red Ferns Grow'?! Good book; Made me bawl my eyes out like a baby, even the boys in my English class were crying. Ha-ha, well the most boring book for me, was some book about these Southern folk and all. The name slipped my mind, but I had to read it in the Seventh grade, let me tell you; THE MOST GOD AWFUL BOOK EVER WRITTEN!

It was a complete bore and snooze fest. I thought I was going to bang my head against the wall or my desk because of how boring it was. Honestly. Oh well.

[azn099]

were the red fern grows lets just say i think it is stupid and boring

Omg I love that book. I remember reading back in 5th grade. It was so sad, and the movie was good too. I thought it was a fantastic book.