The Best Books With Unreliable Narrators
Trust Us: You'll Love These Books With Unreliable Narrators
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Like "The Lovely Bones," "Room" ($10) has a narrator whose unreliability is the result of youth and naivete rather than a twisted mind. The narrator, Jack, has spent all five years of his life inside one room with his mother. The room is his entire world, and he's never known anything else, so he doesn't question it — which makes the search for the truth all the more complicated as you read further.