100 Places to See After You Die

I'm a big Ken Jennings fan and am always interested in things beyond this lifetime, so I was pretty excited when my partner suggested we listen to this audiobook on a long drive.

It gave me a headache.

When we had completed 63% of the book, I finally said: “This book removes everything I like in books. It's just descriptions. There's basically no meaning to be found, and most of the places are similar hells with long, awful details.”

Partner: “Yeah, it's a reference book.”This book transported me to a unique Hell. I refuse to finish it....I like reference books and prefer nonfiction, but reading a reference book that basically says the same thing over and over and over again? No, thanks.