Quite possibly my favorite book ever written. I've read it four times and I love it more each time I read it. I haven't met anyone who hasn't read this book and instantly listed it as one of their favorite books! Be careful, though; Once you start it, you won't be able to put it down!

I love this version of "The Canterbury Tales"... It is easy to read and understand and is actually quite entertaining.

Spenser is awesome. It's a little hard to understand so Spark Notes help a lot, but this wasn't too painful to get through and was actually an entertaining read and discussion topic in class.

I love "King Lear" for so many reasons. It's a good play to read before college because I've had a lot of English professors who reference it. I finally got to read it for a class and discussing the symbolism Shakespeare used in this play made me appreciate it even more. This is quite possibly my favorite Shakespearean play.

This book definitely makes it onto my list of favorites. It's easy to read and really makes you appreciate your own life and really think about what your purpose really is.

Boo. I wanted to read this book for so long and once I finally started it, all I could think about was finishing it. It bored me to tears.

I heard bad things about this book, but I actually enjoyed it. The plot was kind of far fetched, but that's what fiction is for.

Riveting. I'd never heard of this book, but it was on my "1,001 Books to Read Before You Die" list by Peter Boxall (a lot of these books are on there), and I really enjoyed reading it. It's a small book and I flew through it in just a couple of days.

I LOVE this book! John Irving is brilliant and he proves he's capable of writing "classics" with this novel. It's written so well. The length may seem a bit daunting, but I almost wanted it to be longer by the time I finished the book.

Quick, pleasant read.

I read this in middle school and hated it. I read it again and enjoyed it the second time around. I think you appreciate this book more the older you get.

One of the greatest "horror" stories of all time. It gave me nightmares, but I love this book! And it's short so it's easy to read.

This book almost killed me. It's so long. And so repetitive. I get that it's written about drugs and supposedly like you're taking LSD, but I never have and it just confused me almost the entire way through. But I do love Ken Kesey so the fact that it's based on him and his Merry Pranksters got me through it. Oh, and the fact that Tom Wolfe is a genius.

I didn't like this book nearly as much as I liked "Twilight" which was kind of a let down. It starts to ruin the wonderful love story that was started in the original.

Meyer redeemed herself from "New Moon" in this book, though not completely.

I read this for a second time because I was so young the first time I read it. I definitely understood it better the second time around and followed the story much better.

Good book, horrible movie.

Modern day "Catcher in the Rye" but not nearly as good.

I read this while I was taking Astronomy and really enjoyed it.

WHAT WAS SHE THINKING?! I wanted to throw up every time I turned the page. What a horrible way to end the saga. The book was absolutely revolting.