If you’re an active book worm like myself and use Goodreads often to check for your next read, then you must’ve come across this abbreviation, DNF. If you’re not familiar with it, DNF means did not finish. I tend to stay away from this term as I try my best to finish a book, even if I’ve lost interest, or it didn’t turn out to be what I expected. So, I’ve compiled a list of books I’ve read but forced myself to finish. Maybe in a few years / months there’ll be a part two? Who knows? TRAILS IN THE DUST BY JOY DETTMAN One of the major reasons I forced myself to finish a book is when I’ve received the book for free in exchange for an honest review. Hence, I feel obligated to at least finish the

A book I yet again, judged by the awesome cover. It had its pros and cons but in the end, didn’t meet to my satisfaction. Even with a busy schedule, I wasn’t as eager to read it. I couldn’t wait to finish it, to be honest. As I’ve said, it had its ups and downs—personally, for me. Many people liked it based on Goodreads reviews, which I can understand why, but unfortunately, I’m not one of them… Laura Wilson is the heir to an ancient curse. As a young witch descending from the very powerful trio of witches that had cursed Macbeth, the pressure she faces daily is non-stop. When Laura is forced to participate in her school’s rendition of the classic play, she gives herself a single task: b