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Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

I have been on a spree of quirky books lately. Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy (Re-read it, still very strange), Catch-22, and recently, a very hilarious and somewhat tragic book called Going Bovine by Libba Bray.

I am looking for more books similar in feeling. Now, I'm not looking for anything weird (HaHaHaHa POTATO LLOLOLOLOOL). Just quirky. Like earthbound.

 

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

Discworld.

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago
A Clockwork Orange.

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

That book made me fear British people. *Slowly backs away from Brad*

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

The City and the City <or> Un Lun Dun (China Mieville)

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (Douglas Adams)

Pale Fire (Vladimir Nabokov)

Haunted (Chuck Palahniuk)

 

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

Cloud Atlas (David Mitchell)

American Gods <or> The Ocean at the End of the Lane (Neil Gaiman)

Fangirl (Rainbow Rowell)

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

Hardboiled Wonderland and The End of the World <or> Kafka on the Shore (Haruki Murakami)

Audition <or> Piercing (Ryu Murakami) (slightly more hardcore)

 

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

I read Fangirl.

I loved it! Pretty funny.

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

There's a ton of books that try to have "nerdy" protagonists, but this is the only one I've read where the author actually seemed to know anything about fanfic.  

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

The Zork Chronicles
100% Lunar Boy

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

John dies at the end.

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

Lol. I was about to recommend Going Bovine.

Completely Quirky Books

10 years ago

I reccomend Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. And, of course, I also reccomend everything he ever wrote.