Books with an unreliable narrator

Hello!

I've recently found that I really enjoy reading books with unreliable narrator. I love books where the narrator firmly believes that their beliefs and actions are perfectly reasonable and true and it's the others/the world that is just wrong/nonsensical, even though we as the reader, can clearly tell that it's the other way around. Or, maybe the narrator thinks something wrong/scary/paranormal is going on and maybe that's really happening or maybe the world is normal and the narrator is having a mental break. Maybe both? (kind of like Tales from the Gas Station series).

Ideally the unreliable narrator would be someone likable or sympathetic. For example, I really enjoyed Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine but not so much A Confederacy of Dunces. And, I know a lot of people consider Kvothe from The Name of the Wind as an unreliable narrator but I think that's more embellishment/boasting than being unreliable.

While a twist like Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk is fun, it's not required for enjoyment.

I read and appreciate all genres.

Thank you in advance for any recommendations you might give!