Death Of The Corn King Book

I let my boyfriend pick my first read of the year and I did start this at the beginning of January. However, I did love Oscar Wilde's plays as much as I love The Portrait of Dorian Gray. After reading the first play, I lost the will to continue reading because I disliked Salome so much. It might have taken nearly three months to read five plays but I have finally finished this collection. I think it will be a while before I pick up Wilde again, this just made me realize that I don't like his plays as much as his fiction. Though I did enjoy two of the plays immensely, the rest fell a little flat for me.
Salomé ⭐️ - This play was super weird and honestly made me want to quit before I read any of his more iconic plays. I wish I had just skipped this one.
Lady Windermere's Fan ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Probably my favorite in this entire collection. Miscommunication was just used to perfectly here.
A Woman of No Importance ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Another fantastic one. So much satire when it comes to high society, it doesn't even seem like the characters know that they are making fun of themselves.
An Ideal Husband ⭐️⭐️ - This one started out so strong but just lost steam as it went so I had a hard time finishing it, I just got really bored.
The Importance of Being Ernest ⭐️⭐️⭐️ - This is my boyfriend's favorite play but I just didn't love it as much. The last act was great but the rest was just really annoying, the characters were getting on my nerves.