4.03 avg rating — 334,642 ratings

"I've started it multiple times but never got more than a third of the way through."

3.86 avg rating — 182,173 ratings

"I've read the first few pages, and I want to finish it *eventually*, but it's pretty far down on my list."

3.44 avg rating — 917,880 ratings

"Had to read this for class: actually read the first couple of chapters, then skimmed the rest."

3.78 avg rating — 355,583 ratings

"Assigned for a class. I thought it was interesting, but not enough to make me finish it. Maybe some day."

3.91 avg rating — 1,878,108 ratings

"Another book for class that would probably have been more interesting to me if I had chosen it myself. I mostly skimmed it."

4.32 avg rating — 1,020,928 ratings

"It's just so LONG. I like the style of writing but haven't read more than about 30 pages."

3.96 avg rating — 1,936,743 ratings

"I can't actually remember if I finished this or not. I do know that I initially abandoned it and came back to it later. The main thing I remember that I liked about it was that there was a werecat, but I don't think it was an important character."

3.99 avg rating — 2,071,209 ratings

"Okay, I'll admit it: I didn't actually finish this one (which is why I didn't rate it). I read two thirds of it and skimmed enough of the rest to be able to follow the discussion in class. My excuse is that I was in London and had more interesting things to do!"

3.93 avg rating — 5,897,162 ratings

"I actually DID finish this one, but I'm voting for it because I thought it was pretty boring. I know there's a lot of symbolism and I do like listening to John Green talk about it, but the way I saw it, it's about a bunch of unhappy rich people who haven't really learned anything in the end (and the narrator doesn't seem to do much at all)."

3.59 avg rating — 298,441 ratings

"I had to write an essay about this, but I honestly don't know how I did it because I don't remember reading more than a few pages."

3.93 avg rating — 442,555 ratings

"I really wanted to like this, but after more than 100 pages, I still wasn't sure what the point of the story was, and not much was happening."