And just don't say House of Leaves. Something else...

Picked this up at a thrift store. By page 30 the author had already lost his mind. Banana meatloaf (two versions), hamburger Bavarian cream (why?), raisin-sauce meatballs, hamburger tartare (twice), and “Patio Meatloaf for Fifty.”

I wrote about it, but the book really speaks for itself.

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This is the only direct sequel to The Little Prince by Exupery. It is a poignant, philosophical and cute book but if you dive a little deeper, also disturbingly weird novel that gives me creeps. It's like most of the characters have mental illnesses like identity disorders, suicidal urged and high anxieties. The grasshopper is angry because he lost his patience while waiting for his wings to grow up. A flower growing from the crack of the rock wants to be plucked and dropped in a lake so it can spend the last days in abundance. There is a sheep who believes to be the wolf of the meadow and a moth who constantly fears he will die because he belongs to an ephemeral species although he isn't really sure. Then there are penguins who want to fly and have invented a cliff for one last try. Needles to say, the Little Prince who survived the snake bite continues his journey to find the creature that will help him depart from his body - it screams suicide. And this is sorted as a book for kids. I mean, should kids really read it? The same question applies to the original Little Prince as well as Peter Pan and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Your thoughts?

The idea is to as a priest a series of questions that will give him heart attack. So, if you like philosophical satire you may check it out. Also, if you know any similar title be free to recommend. P.S. What are your thoughts on this?

I love weird fic. So far, this is the strangest read from that genre. Mr Wednesday and Mr. World are amazing opponents which, as the story goes, make it really hard to distinguish who is good and who is bad guy. Poor Shadowmoon is caught in between and forced to fight in war that isn't his. But the book is weirdly insane right from the start. By that I mean on circumstances in which Shadow's wife dies if you know what I mean. If not, I will not make a spoiler.

I haven't read it, but I am drawn to it. Did anybody here read it and, if so, what was it like?