Books that made you want to smash your head against the wall

Notes from Underground because that shit hit way too close to home

dave eggers' a heartbreaking work of staggering genius. jesus christ what an unbearable read

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This one by Banksy.

>>8273222
'The amazing pleasures of smashing your head against a wall'

>>8273222
>gone girl
is the ending different in the book? cause i fuggin loved the movie's ending

>>8273280

Haven't seen the movie.

The last couple of chapters in the book had Nick thinking/planning to out play her and fuck her shit up with some justice but the last chapter he fucking destroys his tell-all book and gives up.

>>8273294
that wasnt in the movie, but i assume them living together again was in the book. seems about the same gist of it.

>not wanting to live with and fug your beautiful yandere

>>8273304

Well Rosalind Pike (who plays Amy) is very beautiful but the ending is still enraging.

>>8273308

*Rosamund.

Also, what is the ending meant to tell us?

>>8273310
dont get a beer gut and be endlessly exciting and mysterious to women or they'll make you die a little every day

>>8273222
>The Sorrows of Young Werther
the feels were just too much desu.

>After Winter by Guadalupe Nettel
Waste of clean prose and neat structure. A hysterical feminist's wet dream. Retarded story and shit moral ("bad people get what they deserve").

>>8273222
gone girl was great

better than any of the millennium series

>>8273259
Really? I have Zeitounon my shelf, now I'm going to read it sooner.

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>>8273576
>best millennium series
>not Iowa trilogy by Marilynne Robison.

Brave New World.

Because I'm living in it, and because the ending was abrupt.