I stopped at page 62, but probably would have quit earlier had insomnia not struck while this was the only book in my bed, and I wasn't going to get out of bed to find something else to read. 
 I won't rate it since I quit early on, though at the point I stopped, I was at a 2-star. This is my first Hornby book, which made it into my stack because I'd heard of him, was aware of High Fidelity, and knew that one was supposed to be good. 
 Four suicidal people find themselves together on the rooftop where they were going to jump to their deaths, but they don't. Some other reviewers mention the humor aspect of this book, but I didn't find anything funny in the part I read, though I guess I can see what was *supposed* to be funny. 
 I don't mind unlikeable characters, as long as I still care about what they have to say, or what happens to them, etc. In the case of these four, I couldn't bring myself to care about any of them, though the pizza delivery musician guy came the closest for me. 
 The writing is okay, but I just didn't care enough to continue, especially with so many other titles out there on my To Read shelf.