Results are in: The Most Unwanted Books of 2015!

With the year coming to an end we’ve dug deep to discover the most unwanted books of 2015, so sit back grab yourself a cuppa and find out which books have been found surplus to requirements by many of you over the last 12 months…

 

 

10. We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves
    

    Despite winning the 2014 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction and being shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2014 it seems we’re all completely bored of Karen Joy Fowler’s 2013 novel.

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Why anyone would be bored of this adrenaline filled, enticing read is beyond me!

 

8. Who Moved My Cheese: An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life
   

   Those who decided to cash in on Dr. Spencer Johnson’s motivational tale either found the inspiration they were looking for or decided they don’t like change.

7. The Gruffalo
   

   As children develop their interests change, so it’s no surprise to see Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s modern classic make our list of unwanted books of 2015. That said everybody LOVES the Gruffalo.

 

6. GCSE English Text Guide – Of Mice & Men
   

   English students up and down the country celebrated the end of their exams by cashing in on the textbooks they no longer need, clever!

 

5. Lord of the Flies
   

   First published in 1954 William Golding’s first novel is dubbed a modern classic, but that hasn’t stopped many of you cashing in on the adventure thriller.

 

4. Elizabeth is Missing
   

   Not even one of 2015’s most compelling reads can escape our most unwanted books list, sorry Emma Healey.

 

3. The Secret
   

   The only positive many of you have taken from Rhonda Byrne’s self help novel is the cash we offered in exchange.

 

2. The Fault in Our Stars
   

   For many John Green’s award winning novel didn’t make the cut this year and it was the second most unwanted book of 2015!

 

1. An Inspector Calls
   

   The most unwanted book of 2015, and by some distance may I add, is a classic drama adapted into a play fit for the classroom. Not what we expected!

 

Got any of the books we’ve discussed lying around your house sat collecting dust?

Do what many others have already done this year and cash in on the books you no longer want or need. Head over to our selling basket now!