Which Book Would You Say Is The Worst Book Ever Written?

[BlackRoseThorn]

I got bored and thought "I wonder what people think the worst book ever written is?" So I'm asking

[daffy654]

The Da Vinci Code

[China Doll]

Pretty much anything by Jodi Picoult.

[Maydup]

Da Vinci Code for me too.

[Sharingan]

Da vinci Code is a masterclass in appalling, but then so is 50 Shades of Grey and anything by Martina Cole.

[sunny-dave]

The Silmarillion

The Hobbit is brilliant
LOTR is good (if a bit long winded)
The Silmarillion is really, really pants

[giveup]

Agree with China Doll,and also anything by Virginia Andrews. Loved the Da Vinci Code.

[Rainbowdust]

No offense to anyone religious but two of the holy books of 2 of the three big religions bored me to death as i just couldn't get into them. I know they're not books per se but more teachings and verses but i really didn't understand a word of either of them and though that the holy men and women who read them religiously on a daily basis must have the patience of saints excuse the pun.

[douglas9401]

The Bible.

[Jeza]

Angela's Ashes. I could not get into that book. It was recommended to me as a good holiday read. It wasn't.

[Goodsoulette]

Sharingan, aren't you a school girl?? ummm I haven't read 50 shades of grey but I already know it's one of the worst ever written from the snippets I hear.

The Da Vinci code isn't appalling, it sets a good scene but it's pace isn't very good. I'm almost certain Dan Brown has a brilliant coffee table book in him, he just hasn't got there.

I think Steven King has ideas but he's not very good at putting them down on paper.

The Twilight Saga, in particular the last book, where the baby talks. I can;t even begin to imagine how ridiculous that looks on screen. It's terrible, Dawson Creek with vampires, and what the hell is a 120 year old bloke doing chasing a school kid.

Mein Kampf was probably pretty boring as well as completely crazy.

[Goodsoulette]

Virginia Andrews, thats a blast from the past, I loved Flowers in the Attic, I must have been 10 when I read that mind.

[sherrardk]

Where's Wally? - complete let down.

[princerupe74]

I'd say The Celestine Prophecy. But reading it prompts you to experience coincidences (yes, really), and that is wonderful.

[saxy_jag]

Can't remember the exact title, something to do with talking about Kevin. It is the only book I have picked up in my adult years that I've not finished. So bl**dy depressing.

[China Doll]

We need to talk about kevin saxy.... it's actually one of my favourite books of all time :c)

[bensmum]

It's always interesting how tastes differ so much.
We Need to Talk about Kevin is also one of my favourites and I loved The Silmarillion
The Da Vinci Code is about the worst book I've ever tried to read (I couldn't finish it)

[anagram]

Fifty Shades of Grey has to be near the top of the list

[Zacs-Master]

I'm with Douglas.

[DJHawkes]

JK Rowling- Casual Vacancy - load of broccoli

[queenofmean]

50 Shades of Grey
Lord Of The Flies - that book should be banned and burned!
A Room With A View

I actually liked the Da Vinci Code