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which is the most unique/different book you ever read?
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I never finished it, but definitely House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. I'll call it a "labyrinthian" horror story where both the narrative and physical formatting mirror the themes presented in the story. It's hard to describe, but you have to at least find one in a bookstore and look through it. I don't know if audio or digital versions exist, but I'd avoid them, you won't get the whole experience.
Edit: Damn, took to long to write and somebody already mentioned it, lol.
Lmao thank you by your effort. If you have another one feel free to share!