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Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
2.5
While this most definitely was very interesting, the tone and style of the book didn't really land with me. I think my biggest question, having ended the book, is why the narrator, who is is own character, is telling us about Billy Pilgrim. I feel like I missed something. Maybe I did.
(Reflections 8 days later)
I think this is a book I like more to have read, than I liked actually reading it. I've been thinking a lot about it, and my conclusion is that I really like the story. It stuck with me. When I finished the book, I very firmly felt like I wasn't interested in rereading it, but now that I've had it in the back of my mind for a while, I'm thinking that maybe I will after all. I wonder what I'll get out of it if I do.
(Reflections 8 days later)
I think this is a book I like more to have read, than I liked actually reading it. I've been thinking a lot about it, and my conclusion is that I really like the story. It stuck with me. When I finished the book, I very firmly felt like I wasn't interested in rereading it, but now that I've had it in the back of my mind for a while, I'm thinking that maybe I will after all. I wonder what I'll get out of it if I do.
Graphic: Death and War
Moderate: Animal cruelty