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Thanks for this. I got lucky and read Breakfast of Champions first while on holiday one summer with extended family and it was hilarious indeed. Then I swapped

Thanks for this. I got lucky and read Breakfast of Champions first while on holiday one summer with extended family and it was hilarious indeed. Then I swapped it off the shelf for Slaughterhouse Five and just could not get it started. When I revisit Vonnegut I'll give Cat's Cradle a try. As for sibling post, strong disagree WRT Douglas Adams. ducks. Unpopular opinion, I know, but your description of Vonnegut is curiously similar to how I might describe Adams. His supporters are enthusiastic and vocal. I wonder how large the group of silent dissenters is?

jfengel 6y ago
Slaughterhouse Five is a more challenging book, and more effort to read. I honestly can't tell you if it would be worth the effort for you. Cat's Cradle is a somewhat easier read. I'd suggest trying that next, and if you like that, give Slaughterhouse Five another try.