Unreliable narrators

I've mentioned Chris Lynch's Inexcusable before as an excellent example of an unreliable narrator, and I'm looking forward to picking up Justine Larbalestier's Liar at some point to study how she approaches unreliability. (Also, I'll admit, just because it looks like a darn good book.) I've also heard that Libba Bray's Going Bovine is an excellent example of a book with an unreliable narrator.

I love the concept of the unreliable narrator. It adds a layer of uncertainty, and can lead to grea...