Books you hate.

Twilight I just hate it

Two that come to mind,

Lord of the Flies. yes I said it. it sucked

and My side of the mountain. think I had to read this one for school, I don't remember much about it I just remember hating it.

So far, The Hunger Games Part 3, Twilight Saga, and the last of the 1800-Missing-You series. Oh, and the last couple of Princess Diaries books were ridiculous. Also, the House of Night series by P. C. Cast. The writing style is very... colloquial. It's almost painful. The point of literature is lost with these contemporary novels, especially when they fall into the Y/A category. Finally, I cannot stand Jane Eyre. It is a man-centric novel disguised as a feminist masterpiece.

The Twilight saga. Just... the Twilight saga.

It sucks so much. Enough said.

twilight and vampire diaries.

My Side of the Mountain, Earthquake Terror, anything by Shakespeare, and Zlateh the Goat. Oh! I almost forgot The King of Mazey-May.

The Twilight Series
Catcher in the Rye
The Road
Need

There's one book I read called "Beautiful Girl Thumb," It's by an author who came to our school to talk to us about writing novels. It sucked. Each chapter is a different story, and they don't even get finished!!! One story is about a girl whose cheating on her boyfriend who thinks it's true love, and it doesn't show who she chooses. Another is about a couple who is planning a divorce, but aren't sure how to tell there kids... it's never revealed if they tell the kids or just don't divorce.
It's awful really...

Twilight Saga

Huckleberry Finn (mainly because in school we had to annotate it so much)

Pretty much any school book

I hate TWILIGHT SAGA. That's all.

the series i really regret reading is The House of Night.i dont like the main character and i think the story is boring. -_- zzZZZ

Huckleberry Finn, Twilight saga, Mockingjay, any book that has zombies (The Enemy and The Dead),or any vampire books oh and wildfire

Hunger Games was so stupid.

I really hate Wuthering Heights, I know a lot of people love it and consider it a great love story but all I see is a 19th century version of a crappy soap opera.

Heathcliff and Cathy are probably two of the most vile, selfish characters in the history of the written word, they have not a single redeeming quality between them I always found it impossible to care about either of them. It's an awful book.

The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare

I absolutely HATE it.
Clare is a plagiarist and copied and pasted parts of her fan fiction into her series. Not to mention that I can’t stand her writing.

I hate the book called Midnight Twins and the book Mailbox!I don't get why people like Mailbox.It only picked towards the end and the main chacter was stupid.Midnight Twins had a good plot but the book didn't say what the lot said.What a rip-off.

Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry. we had to read it in school and it was possibly the most boring book i've ever read... :(

My answer is going to be really unusual...
Lord of the rings
Eragon
Famous Five
Secret Seven
The Wardrobe Chronicles
Twilight
Chronicles of Narnia

Funny how each of these was recommended to me after I told I LOVED Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, but neither lived up to my expectations. Maybe I should have read them when I was younger. I had a more open accepting mind then. FF and SS seem so childish compared to Robin Cook, characters of LOTR and Eragon don't seem like real people but cutouts with no personalities,CS Lewis's writing style puts me to sleep and Twilight is so... sluggish. The plot proceeds at snail's pace. This holds true for Eragon, LOTR and CofN too.

My apologies if I offended anyone with my answer.

I don't hate any books, because I always learn SOMETHING from them. (If a writer puts his life into a book, and takes care of it, then that always happens, despite his lack of style, plot, characters, etc.)

Dragonwings

I don't remember the title, but it was awful. I like books with strong female leads, and this girl could not make a good decision to save her life or mine for that matter. I thought it would get better... but I'm sure you know how that turned out. It was just frustrating to read, yet sadly I read the whole stupid thing. I think it had a second part to it --yeah that's not happening

there are a few others I really hate too and didn't even finish reading, but I jus wanted to talk about the one

Twilight. Never read it, never will.

Where do I begin?

Germinal by Émile Zola,
Kamienie na szaniec by Aleksander Kamiński,
Nad Niemnem by Eliza Orzeszkowa,
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad,
everything by Henryk Sienkiewicz that I had the displeasure to read.

When I choose a book myself I usually like it. If, somehow, I can't stand it, I abandon reading. These books, however, were an assigned reading which forced me to read them (or attempt to do so at the very least).