10 Reasons Why I Didn't Love Liars, Inc by Paula Stokes

Again, I haven't read this since Spring, so I might not remember all the details, so it's more general.

1. The cover was glossy, and the binding was cheap (it put me off immediately)
2. I felt slight pressure to love it, because I had gotten bookplates and such from the author
3. The end just felt unnatural
4. You could feel how much fun the fight scenes were to write, but you couldn't feel the fighting
5. The fighting was so unrealistic
6. The attempted plot twist, wasn't really a good plot twist
7. I was expecting so much more out of the book
8. There wasn't much about Liars, Inc, only a few mentions
9. The character was interesting, but the diversity was minimal, and even Pavarti wasn't the best character
10. It didn't all start with one little lie.

10 Reasons Why I Love Before I Fall

before i fall by Lauren Oliver
(No, I did not forget to capitalize)

1. You don't love her
2. 7 times is just the correct number of times to relive your death
3. She is a bully, and she is friends with all bully
4. Roses
5. Those three words just before she dies
6. Saving Juliette's life
7. Clothing
8. Hazelnut coffee
9. The woods behind her house
10. Breaking up with her gross boyfriend

10 Reasons Why I Didn't Love The Fault In Our Stars

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

1. It's another strong female protagonist
2. Hazel?
3. I'm sick of cancer books
4. I don't understand the title
5. She just goes over to his house, no more than 1 question asked?
6. Okay? Okay.
7. Augustus is the one that dies? At least it's not Hazel because otherwise it would be worse.
8. Cigarettes? It's a metaphor, well no one really cares.
9. The literal heart of Jesus
10. She's too thin

It was well written, and I can see why people loved it, but I didn't so don't argue.