Book Review: Weird U.S.

I recently borrowed Weird U.S.: your travel guide to America's local legends and best kept secrets from the library. I thought I might find the largest ball of twine and the like. The book does offer some interesting attractions (though it won't tell you were to find a Midgetville), but it doesn't seem to have them in any sort of order. I can't search attractions by state or highway or really even a topic. The attractions are ordered as such:

• Introduction
  
• Local Legends
  
• Ancient Mysteries
  
• Fabled People and Places
  
• Unexplained Phenomena
  
• Bizarre Beasts
  
• Local Heroes and Villains
  
• Personalized Properties
  
• Roadside Odyssey
  
• Roads Less Traveled
  
• Gateways to Hell
  
• Haunted Places, Ghostly Tales
  
• Cemetery Safari
  
• Abandoned in America

So yeah, they are separated by a sort of topic breakdown, but this sort of organization just doesn't suit my needs (or desires) at all. Interesting book, but I only skimmed through it.

They also have a website where you can submit suggestions for future collections of attractions: Weird U.S.. It looks like they're working on compiling the list by state (and category) there. They only have 11 states so far.