Top 5 Wednesday | Forgettable Books

Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly challenge for book bloggers, vloggers, and book lovers, hosted by Lainey and Sam. The goal is to choose their top 5 picks for the week’s given challenge. Find out more on the  Goodreads group page!

This week’s Top 5 Wednesday topic is all about forgettable books. For me, these will all be books I liked, or at least had no real problems with, but were just forgettable.


By a Charm and a Curse by Jaime Questell

By a Charm and a Curse

This was actually a fairly recent read, but it was largely foregettable. There’s nothing really wrong with it, but the characters definitely make this story forgettable, though the setting was nice.


Love and Other Train Wrecks by Leah Konen

Love and Other Train Wrecks

This was cute and enjoyable, but not much else. But it didn’t need to be, it was an entertaining contemporary, but not super gripping.


Busted by Gina Ciocca

Busted

I liked the idea of this one more than I liked the actual story, so I remember what it’s about vaguely, but not much else.


My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick

I couldn’t tell you a single character’s name in this entire book. Maybe something with a G somewhere?


Sasquatch, Love, and Other Imaginary Things by Betsy Aldredge & Carrie DuBois-Shaw

Sasquatch, Love, and Other Imaginary Things

This is another one where I don’t really remember the characters or what really happened, I have a vague general idea, but that’s about it.


What are some books you’ve read that have been forgettable? Share below!

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6 thoughts on “Top 5 Wednesday | Forgettable Books

  1. fangirlfury says:

    Hahaha I’m the same about My Life Next Door, I loved it when I read it but couldn’t tell you anyone’s name or anything beyond the MC’s mom being a politician. And a lot of kids next door.

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