Not a story that follows any traditional linear outline of storytelling you might be used to. Vonnegut presents an intensive interpretation of one point of view from one of World War Two’s most destructive moments.

Brilliant!

But insane

A book with a great concept that gets lost in the author’s attempt to be witty. It’s a good read but can be very confusing in places.

One of the best books i’ve read. Highly recommend.

Original and inventive

I must have read this book 10 or more times when I was in school, even though the school’s “they” removed it from the library. Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is one of my favorite authors, and I am quite pleased that Apple has enabled me to own a copy of this book! ❤️

This book is wonderfully philosophical. It gets you thinking. The writing style, with all the different moments of the story jumbled together is really playful and imaginative. It’s a heavy topic - war, death, life - but Vonnegut manages to do it in a playful way. I highly recommend this book to both Vonnegut fans and soon-to-be Vonnegut fans.

If you lived through war, I think this best describes what you feel when you come back. It sounds confusing unless you think about how to deal with injustice. So it goes

One of the best!!!