Can You Guess the Work of Literature From The 1-Star Review?

“No one is likeable and everybody is overly dramatic.”

The worst book I've ever read? Maybe not, but it wins the prizes for Most Annoying Book, Book Most Like Nails on a Chalkboard, Most Histrionic Book, and Book I'd Most Like to Throw Across the Room.”

“I won't lie... I didn't even finish this one. All of the false identity business was giving me a headache.”

“I couldn't stand the writing. Not only was it difficult to decipher -- call me dumb if you must -- but sentences, even paragraphs, that could have been summed-up with a few words were expounded upon pompously for pages.”

“It was supposed to a real horror story and all it was, was stupid. It made no sense at all.”

“THIS BOOK MADE ME SO ANGRY, SO ANNOYING!!! THE CHARACTERS ARE ALL WHORES?”

“This very short book was hard to get through, but did not contain anything objectionable as far as language and sex. It does have some violence.”

“HOE-LEE COW, this book is awful. [Character]’s penis is practically a protagonist. Some of the grossest, most misogynistic writing I've ever encountered.”

“We picked up the audiobook at a book sale and I was shocked at the amount of sexual content in the first 20 minutes. The book appears to be nothing like the cute disney movie. Not for pre-teens!!”

“I suppose in every generation there is some work of literature which is highly praised despite its abundant defects simply because the intention of the author is judged so good, or the beliefs of the author are too central to how society arranges itself to risk assailing the story with actual criticism.”

“Overall, I didnt enjoy reading this book. I felt that the way it turned out was stupid and pointless. [Character] made very poor decisions that lead to his downfall. Throughout the book, I felt that there were a lot of poor decisions made by [Character]. Every situation that [Character] faced, he managed to make a bad decision.”

“There is plenty of art I dont personally enjoy, yet I recognize it to be art. In other words, I recognize why other people would feel something for it. But there are three works of art that infuriate me, because not only do I personally hate them, I cant understand why anyone could feel otherwise. Those three works of art are: Abbey Road (The Beatles), 32 Soup Cans (Andy Warhol), and…”