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Ergodic & Odd Formatting Strictly- (W/ NOTES by me)🔠📖

by Myth.Ink
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31 books

I’ve seen lists, but not one strictly about Ergodic/odd formatting where it’s vital to read the e/physical because of the formatting and/or text —non inclusive of illustrated versions, and just adding non-vital images, etc.

These are the books where if you don’t read the physical (maybe the ebook) you’re MISSING something VITAL to the experience.

I often read audiobooks and don’t know I’m missing out 🫠

PLS recommend W/ explanation (& avoid spoilers) & feel free to argue cases!!

Examples & notes in comments!!!

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Illuminae: The Illuminae Files 01House of LeavesThe Wicker KingWalking Practice
Illuminae: The Illuminae Files 01House of Leaves

Books that are better physical 📚

by zimbreezy
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25 books

I love books that have some unique feature that is best enjoyed as a physical book, rather than e-book or audio. An example could be that it has footnotes, appendices, non-linear storytelling, or requires frequent flipping of pages.

In this digital age, it’s fun to find books where the physical book has an advantage. It’s also a factor I use when purchasing books at the bookstore.

Totally open to recommendations, as part of my reason for making this list is wanting to find more!

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BabelA Tale for the Time BeingHouse of LeavesS.
BabelA Tale for the Time Being

Unusual narration

by Madelise
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20 books

Books told in interesting formats such as diary, slack messages etc; or from interesting voices such as death, a dog, gods etc; or where multiple unusual POVs are utilised.

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Lessons in ChemistrySeveral People Are TypingThe Book ThiefFreshwater
Lessons in ChemistrySeveral People Are Typing
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