Can you recommend a book that has touches of surrealism, but is mainly grounded in reality?

My favorite writer is Haruki Murakami, and one aspect of what I enjoy from his books is the way his stories are grounded in reality, with a touch of the surreal. Everything seems as it is in the reality we know, but something subtly will shift, letting a bit of strangeness, weirdness, or other surreal-ness creep in, making it believable, or at least acceptable, because it can't necessarily be explained away....Show more

'Miss Lonelyhearts', by Nathanael West, and Kurt Vonegut's books....Show more

American Gods by Neil Gaiman, or Kraken by China Mieville....Show more

I think what You're looking for might be magical realism?...Show more

Warner: The Aerodrome...Show more