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8-22-22: My 83rd finished book of 2022! Another bizarre book by Mr. Palahniuk. Shannon is a beautiful fashion model who suffers a terrible accident which leaves her disfigured. She loses all that is perfect in her life but gains Brandy Alexander, a transgender woman, who is going to help Shannon be reborn. ⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣8️⃣3️⃣

8-22-22: Taking a pool break. 🏊🏼‍♀️📖☀️

How do we carry parts of us when we go through change? Which parts do we let go, and which parts do we keep? What happens when we board up a house filled with our faults, and then need to break back in?

I know this is supposed to be satire, but it was gratuitous and, quite frankly, kinda gross. And while the writing style was certainly unique, it quickly became distracting. I think I might not be quite smart enough for this one. 🤷🏻‍♀️
That said, there were some funny parts (the running joke about the missing batteries is hilarious, albeit a little vulgar), and I think I liked the ending. (CONT‘D ⬇️)…

Please help me if I‘m missing something! All I could think was this is like the novelization of a Quentin Tarantino movie- and that‘s not a compliment from me lol. I bailed about half way in. Am I missing something, is there a better book to start with by this author? #chuckpalahniuk #invisiblemonsters

Former art student and day-drinking hotel worker Misty Wilmot is caught in a surreal trap. This horror story/mystery/dark comedy told in diary format by a (for most of the book) unknown narrator is both a fun read and a philosophical thinker.

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