I know this book is one that is very problematic . Younger readers should wait to read this book until they're older and have the capability to understand the themes. Since it's in the perspective of Hubert Humburt and not Lolita, the story can be misconstrued if they're unable to decipher the fact he is sick in the head. He is not normal or okay . Getting that out of the way, I love an unreliable narrator. Nabokov is a wonderful storyteller. In Herbert's point of view it's a tragic love story and the lines that are crossed are blurred. For Lolita it's a story of escaping her abuser. It's a solid read and one of the classics I enjoy. If it wasn't so problematic I might've rated it higher...