Literally any book that you now dislike due to school. This also applies to other literature styles as well.
Mine is The Hunger Games. I had to read it las year in school and it drove me insane. We started doing the novel study in early February and didn’t finish until May. I finished the book in less than two weeks, so I was pretty much just reading personal books all through English class for close to two months.
It’s not even like we had to analyze it super intensely. It was projects like ‘Make a playlist for a character of your choice’ and we had vocabulary tests every week, that were a joke. It was multiple choice for words like quest and forage. I know that English wasn’t everyone’s first language but come on.
I didn’t even like the book that much in the first place, so all of this was just adding to the misery.
School made me loathe Goethe (Schiller is nicer to read, fight me on that), and The Handmaid‘s Tale.
Counterpoints, though. In uni, I had to write in depth analysis of quite a few books that I didn’t like any less afterwards. I’d recommend Mary Elizabeth Braddon‘s “Lady Audrey’s Secret” or Tomson Highway’s “Kiss of the Fur Queen” (bit of an emotionally rough read), if you want books that hold up even after analysing them to death