Something I learned while reading a lot of reviews for the same book

Sometimes people don't like your book because

• they don't get it
• they get it, but they don't want to (bad mood)
• your characters are too realistic
• they don't understand why your characters are stylized
• they missed your point
• you killed a character they liked (and they will never ever forgive you)
• they're immature (they think "the only people who would like this book are 12-year-old girls" is actually some sort of serious review/response)
• your characters remind them of people they know (and dislike)
• they've never met anyone like your characters and think such people don't exist
• your book causes them to make conclusions they don't like
• they may not have read the same book (seriously, sometimes I wonder about this)
• they have issues (and are trying to make their issues your issues)
• your book challenges them to think in ways that make them uncomfortable

Any to add?