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message 1: by Nat_G (new)

Nat_G | 72 comments What's the weirdest most unhinged book you've ever read?

Mine are definitely Stuffed and Unhinged, I still haven't recovered 😭


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evlove | 89 comments Dead Inside!! I love weird books so thank u for making this thread 😭😅


message 3: by Rob (new)

Rob (nhlorgsix) | 62 comments Early Riser, loved it. So strange.


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Tobias | 12 comments the sluts by Dennis Cooper! that book bro! 😭😭😭😭✋🏾


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Amber Grube (aprilfoolreads) | 3 comments Happenstance


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Bee (beevsthewasp) | 8 comments Negative Space by B.R Yeager


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Sarah Lehman (sdelgado8404) | 116 comments Verity. There were times when I had absolutely no idea what to believe


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sarah | 288 comments Alice in wonderland is a little weird.


message 9: by Mary (new)

Mary The eyes are the best part (good book)


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Aleksandra (avaleva38) | 38 comments as much as i loved "the secret history", it was more than weird


message 11: by Tim (new)

Tim Mcguire | 166 comments The Magus was pretty wild.


message 13: by Tasha (new)

Tasha | 178 comments The Last House On Needle Street


message 14: by Sally (new)

Sally Chang (sallymacabre) | 111 comments Cannibals of Candyland


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Kyrianna (raellebooknook) | 6 comments Unhinged By Vera Valentine. A door romance.... Yes you read that right


Cassandra 🍁☕️📚 (blondie2611) | 151 comments Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Suskind. I wish I would DNF instead of forcing myself to finish reading it.


message 17: by Zanna (new)

Zanna ❀ (zanna1) | 8 comments Either The Menstruating Mall by Carlton Mellick III or Psychic Teenage Bloodbath by Carl John Lee


message 18: by Princess (new)

Princess | 2 comments It has got to be The Little prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, I read it when I was younger and I could not make it left to right but recently I re-read it and I was able to find the story very interesting, still weird but nice.


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The Raven King - Feyzan (theravenkingx) | 57 comments Dungeon Crawler Carl. Weird because I was confused as to why this series is so popular. I wasn't a fan of the humor, the plot, or the characters. It felt like reading Ryan Reynold's tweeter feed.


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Megan (megmez) | 38 comments I can't remember the details but The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall I hated because it felt so odd. A colleague had recommended it to me and I spent the whole time thinking "does he hate me?" (my colleague not the writer, but maybe both).

Most unhinged? I hated Crash by JG Ballard and The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks.

I can't remember the details of any of these three but they all grossed me out, made me angry and uncomfortable and felt strange.


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Fanny Diaz-Gutierrez | 8 comments credence by penelope douglas 🥴🥴


message 22: by Len (new)

Len | 51 comments The Exquisite Corpse by Alfred Chester. Though I didn't completely understand it, I felt I had read something quite important.


message 23: by Michael (new)

Michael Bertrand | 86 comments Orikamane wrote: "Earthlings
Earthlings by Sayaka Murata"


I came here to mention this book. I read a lot. I will never forget earthlings. It left scars.


message 24: by Doris (new)

Doris (dorisb) | 104 comments Maybe not weird but definitely creepy "We Have Always Lived in the Castle".


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Doris (dorisb) | 104 comments Cassandra 📚 Dodging ONYX spoilers like the matrix hiatus wrote: "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Suskind. I wish I would DNF instead of forcing myself to finish reading it."

very few of mine get put in the do not finish category, simple because I keep thinking there must be something good in there

I do return quite a few to the library though after checking them out, reading a few pages here and there and deciding nope, not reading this


message 26: by Samantha (new)

Samantha I think Bunny was up there on the weird scale.

I was a bit surprised by A Modest Proposal, mostly because it was published in 1729.


message 27: by Grace (new)

Grace | 2 comments bookeater- weirdest book I've ever read


message 28: by Rew (new)

Rew (rewsalem) | 109 comments comatose by seven rue


message 29: by Judith Speed (new)

Judith Speed | 208 comments The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro


Bibliophilic.girl (bibliophilicgirl) | 79 comments Cursed Bunny was definitely weird and eerie.


message 31: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Goldstein | 125 comments Stone Blind was a weird perspective with an incredible twist at the end, but very creepy as a book...


message 32: by Kaytie (new)

Kaytie | 72 comments Holy Knit, by Deborah Alexander


message 33: by Mary (new)

Mary Animal Farm but good


message 34: by Tim (new)

Tim Mcguire | 166 comments The Magus by John Fowles. Watched a video that claimed The Eagles based the song Hotel California on this book. I can definitely see that. Unique.


message 35: by Julie (new)

Julie Ounanian (julzounanian) | 44 comments The Klone and I by Danielle Steel


message 36: by Em (new)

Em | 78 comments Graveyard Shift by M L Rio - so strange and had no actual point behind it


message 37: by MUKUL (new)

MUKUL RAJ (mukulele) | 90 comments kafka on the shore


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MUKUL RAJ (mukulele) | 90 comments Out


message 39: by Sue (new)

Sue Miz  (suereads2030) | 23 comments Bunny by Mona Awad...I had to think really hard about "WTF did I just read?"
I loved it 😍


message 40: by aarony__22 (new)

aarony__22 (aaronybibliophile) | 2 comments Definitely Earthlings by Sayaka Murata...


message 41: by Diana (new)

Diana Jaques | 134 comments Weirdest book I've read is probably Symbiosis - Episode one: Poiesis by Valentina Kay and Daniele Bonfanti.
Now I'm not quite sure if it was because I didn't really understand it or that it was just strange to me. Never the less I finished reading the book and would say its the weirdest thing I have read.


message 42: by Clara (new)

Clara Burns | 3 comments Dead Astronauts by Jeff Vandermeer is the oddest book I've ever read. I don't know what happened in that book at all. Every time I think I understand part of it, I don't. Just a wild ride.


message 43: by Adrienne (new)

Adrienne Dixon | 11 comments The Iron Giant. I LOVE the movie, but there was nothing similar between the movie and book. The book was so strange.


message 44: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Goldstein | 125 comments I would also like to add "The metamorphosis" by Kafka. Good weird though!


message 45: by Shahrazad (new)

Shahrazad Salman (judypendleton) | 28 comments Honestly, any german classic. The sandman, Bahnwärter Thiel, Woyzeck and the sorrows of young Werther. They always kill themselves or die of something else.


message 46: by Diana (new)

Diana (abuga) | 3 comments perfume by Patrick Süskind


message 47: by ~P!CKL3M!LK~ (new)

~P!CKL3M!LK~ | 1 comments To be honest, anything by Erin Hunter, specifically the Warriors series. Don't get me wrong, I really like the series, but its really hard to explain to someone what its about lol.


message 48: by Brianna (new)

Brianna Wickham | 1 comments The Redemption of Morgan Bright. Was not at all what I expected 🙈


message 49: by Arielle (new)

Arielle Miller | 42 comments Beautiful Losers by Leonard Cohen

But it was my favorite book for yearssssss

Also
The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break by Steven Sherrill


message 50: by Arielle (new)

Arielle Miller | 42 comments MUKUL wrote: "kafka on the shore"

If you think that one was weird... try some of his other books! Murakami is probably my favorite fiction author :)


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