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"The Wasp Factory" was extremely weird. Not bad, nor un-enjoyable, just weird. I'm not sure if this would actually be the weirdest book that I have read, but it was definitely the first one to come to mind.
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Lol, the funny part of this is that the most ununsual book I ever read is one that I had just reviewed, The Nobel Prize. Oh and Alice in Wonderland too. I still don't understand how that is a classic. It was too fantastical for me lol
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when i was five by arthur howard very beautiful
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The most unusual book I have ever read was called Vellum: The Book of All Hours 1 by Hal Duncan. The story was being told in three different time periods...ancient times, present time, and far future time. It was confusing and very hard to follow. I may have to dig that out and give it another go. Good question.

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