Books with: Adult or YA fiction totally lacking any clichés. Open to all except sci-fi or horror.

[Mohamad]

Hi! I'm looking for a book that's totally lacking any clichés!

[Kris]

Mohamad, what genre are you interested in - e.g., for kids, teens or adults? fiction or non-fiction? romance, fantasy, mystery, horror, humor, etc.?

Can you give an example of the type of book you're looking for?

[Mohamad]

Hi, Kris! I'm mainly looking for any book with an idea/a topic you found interesting/unused before (fiction for teens and adults), it can be any book you liked and found different, I'm open to any genre (except for sci-fi and horror).

[CraftyChara]

The Last Dragonslayer
Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians

[CraftyChara]

The Lightning-Struck Heart
Anxious People
A Dirty Job
The Magnus Archives: Season 1
Lunatics

[Shanna]

Wishtree - the narrator is a tree

[shranya ♡]

can i also ask for suggestions/recommendations here?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

shranya ♡ wrote: "can i also ask for suggestions/recommendations here?"

No. One person per thread.

You already have a request thread open - click "My Group Topics" on the group's home page to see it.

[Cynthia]

Anything by Margaret Atwood, not many of her earlier novels would be considered horror or sf; the first book of hers I read was Surfacing, although The Edible Woman was published first in 1969. You're in for a real treat if you haven't read her works yet.

[...cats?]

Dreaming of You
The Deep
Cosmicomics
Catherine House
Malagash
Black Leopard, Red Wolf
Naamah
Lincoln in the Bardo
Grasshopper Jungle
Wild Seed
The Yiddish Policemen's Union
Sweet Tomb
Lady into Fox
Weetzie Bat
A Tale for the Time Being

[Aleksander]

I found Peaces quite interesting. It's pretty surrealist so I really never knew what was happening next and it didn't feel cliche or predictable

[saanvi]

Placebo Junkies is pretty good, it's sort of psychological YA and i really like the narration style.