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by Chuck Palahniuk
Norton | August 1, 1999 | Trade Paperback
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Good but confusing.
Catherine
7 months ago
I thought this book was original and good but kind of hard to follow. I guess I am not yet familiar enough with Palahniuk's style. The character's names change during the whole book and the novel is not linear so it can get confusing. But overall, it was a good book.
A must read for the open mind
Chad Schamber
2 years ago
Love chucks work. one of his best by far. dynamic characters equals dynamic story. right up there with fight club.
My introduction to Palahniuk
Peachy TO
3 years ago
Wow. This was my first Palahniuk, and although I was made aware of the hype surrounding this author, nothing can prepare you for the wacky, often hilarious and grotesque story line that is Invisible Monsters. I'm left confused about how I feel about this book. I can't help but think that Chuck woke up one morning from a disturbing nightmare and decided to put it on paper. I'm anxious to move on to another one of his novels and see what other directions his demented mind will veer off in. www.booksnakereviews.blogspot.com
The Best Thing I've Read In A While.
Meghan Overbury
4 years ago
I had to reread this book over a few times before fully enjoying it, but it's definitely in my list of favourites. Using just the right amount of dark humor, a helping of imagination, and a dash of reality, this is really a book that the young adult audience (and anyone else, for that matter) can enjoy. No, it's not for everyone, but if you're a fan of Palahniuk's other books or anything else of this genre, this is definitely a must-read. The story is twisted, but that's Palahniuk's style. It's his best work, in my opinion, and destined to become a modern cult classic. Oh, and for all you kids my age: Panic at the Disco's song "Time To Dance" is based entirely on this book.
Format:Trade Paperback
Dimensions:224 Pages, 5.75 x 8.5 x 0.85 in
Published:August 1, 1999
Publisher:Norton
Language:English
The following ISBNs are associated with this title:ISBN - 10:0393319296ISBN - 13:9780393319293
"Chuck Palahniuk''s stories don''t unfold. They hurtle headlong, changing lanes in threes and banging off the guard rails of modern fiction. This time he has really done it. Incredibly, Invisible Monsters makes the author''s jarring first novel, Fight Club, seem like a leisurely buggy ride.
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Thanks, don't show me this again.