Books you're supposed to like but don't.

[Tony Richards]

Seconded! I really don't like Henry James, except for Daisy Miller. I studied that one three or four times at university and loved it every time.

A clear case of 'great minds think alike.'

[Jeroen Steenbeeke]

I used to feel this way about Discworld. It's starting to grow on me though

[Phyllis Lily Jules]

Eat, Pray, Love.

I was on a plane reading it, and saw a dozen other copies being read every time I walked down the aisle. That's when it was all the rage, and I hated it.

[jimbronyaur]

I'll have to run after I say this...

The Hunger Games - first book.

I think the premise is awesome and I enjoy Suzanne Collins (I love the Gregor series)... but there are just so many parts in that book that seemed drawn out and honestly, it feels "filled in".  It's almost like the publisher said, "I need this book to X amount of pages so fill it."

I just feel there's so much word dump in between action and setup that it takes away.

NOW, have I read the rest of the series?  NO.  Will I?  Yes.

-jb