Invisible Monsters is one of my favourite books ever. =D

Some of the weird plot twists were partially suspected, but in the long run, I didn’t see the end coming at all. Great book!

This was an intriguing book about identity and perception. I liked how Shannon gradually learned about making assumptions based on appearances and how she learned the truth about herself and others.

favorite author!

by far, my favorite chuck palahniuk novel. it’s a classic in my collection.

My first book by Chuck, it was really confusing in the beginning and strongly resembled Bret Easton Ellis. As it went on it started twisting around and making sense, and ended up being excellent.

It starts of with an exciting scene and then jumps around chronologically with weaves and turns and introductions and jaw dropping revelations.

I’ve heard a lot of Palahniuk fans say they lost interest in this book and didn’t finish it. But I found the final third to be particularly enjoyable and worth the read (which I never tired of, personally).

Wonderful twists and turns with insight true to Palahniuk style. Highly recommended.

I definitely need to read more by this guy. This book was so twisted and amusing. It needs to be read twice so I can pick up all the clues I didn’t see the first time around.

this is such a wonderful book. a rather frank exploration of identity/image issues and gender definition.

Fun, mind candy sort of read. Kept surprising me with twists I didn’t quite see coming. Extreme behavior abounds.