Top Ten Most Unique Books I've Read
This is more of a list of the Top Ten most Unique or Bizarre books I've read. Sadly for me, the books that I would consider bizarre were not my favorites. However, they were all unique.
So creepy and so well written. This one stuck with me for a long time, and I've still not read anything like it.
This one falls into the bizarre and unique category. I had a debate within myself about how a book that is based on another work of fiction can be unique, but I think this book pulls it off.
There have been a ton of clones since this series first came out, but really when it came out there was nothing else like it. Plus all the books that try to follow HP, ultimately fall short.
The blending of the creepy photographs with the story make this book one of a kind.
I am adding this book, not for the story itself, which is awesome, but not necessarily unique, but for the writing. The way external dialogs are represented is just so unique.
This definitely falls into the bizarre/unique category. I can honestly say that I have never read anything like this, and the companion book, Slice of Cherry, before. If you don't mind extreme violence, and like something very different, I really recommend this book.
It's hard to make a contemporary unique. I had never read a book on this topic, and honestly I never want to read anything like this again. It was beautifully written, it was just rough to read. Of course it's completely unique.
I loved the re-imagining of WWI. Plus the illustrations were so amazing. It was probably the best steampunk book I've ever read. I have never read anything like this before.
This is another book that stayed with me because of how unique it was. It really made me imagine if there were such a being that was in charge of helping me sleep. If this could be real, I would have to say that my Sandman is totally failing at their job.
OOh nice! Read Harry Potter but a lot of the rest are new to me!
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Poor Jane Yolen. Nobody remembers Wizard's Hall and everybody thinks that J. K. Rowling was the first person to write about a boy who goes to a wizard school...
ReplyDeleteMiss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children made my list, too. It certainly was unique! And creepy. I've also got Leviathan sitting in my TBR pile. I haven't really read much in the way of steampunk, so anything in that genre would seem unique to me!
Yep Miss Peregrine made my list too! Love the uniqueness and the old, vintage pictures! Great series so far too!!
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Michelle ~ Book Hangovers Blabs Books
I've read Forbidden, and I agree - it was certainly one of a kind.
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I have been wanting to read a book by Laurie Halse Anderson for a very long time. The amount of respect she has from readers and authors alike is pretty amazing.
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Alex @ The Shelf Diaries
Great list :) Forbidden made it onto mine as well, I actually ended up really loving that book. I thought it was so well written and the subject was handled very well, but it was very tough to read. My TTT.
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