House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

Nothing, in all it's entirety.

I don't quite know how to categorize this book. I have been “currently reading” this book for over a year (I only have about 20 pages to go). It's odd, to say the least, and I can't quite figure out whether I want to finish it. It's part mystery, part horror, part science fiction, and part “non-fiction” (through an odd internal story). Give it a try if you're looking for something WAY off the beaten track.

20 000 characters are not enough to describe this book, haha.
Just experience it for yourself. Be sure to pull through even if it distracts you. It's a book you will remember for years.

I finished the book last night but it's still on my mind this morning because I can't find the words to... summarise? Explain? Express how I feel?

It's a helluva book. Some parts were difficult to read because of how experimental it is, but I'm glad I powered through. There are beautiful quotes dotted throughout the book, and the story is hauntingly beautiful.

I've yet to come to my own conclusion about what the message behind the book is, but I have a feeling it will come to me in a slow, unsuspecting method and will blow my mind again.

Please read this book. But then again, please don't read this book.