If you haven't read Invisible Monsters before and you decide to read it, I would recommend the original version.

I was perched against the radiator with the book held so close to my eyes (I soon realised I’d need glasses), and once I was finished, I held it tightly against my chest.The protagonist learns that Seth and her friend Evie conspired to disfigure her, revealing the betrayal of those who were closest to her.

This book contains so much controversy and raises so many questions on attention, beauty, identity, and love (self and others). The narrator sets fire to Evie's house and overpowers and then forces Manus to ingest pills before locking him in the trunk of his own car.First," Manus says, "your parents, they give you your life, but then they try to give you their life. These are the words that I have kept with me—even inked onto my skin, ever since I read Chuck Palahniuk’s Invisible Monsters. The narrator of the story, Shannon McFarland, is a disfigured former model who goes by multiple pseudonyms, notably Daisy St. It was such a new approach to writing that I had never seen before, and I found myself really engrossed and moved by the now-usual Palahniuk twisty ending.