“As always, delightfully Vonnegut. It wasn't the best of all his novels that I've read, but it was good. Still uses hilarious anecdotes to bring the reader to startling truths about society. The beginning of the book is a short autobiography of the author, in which he explains that this is the last book he is writing while using his deceased sister as a muse. Her memory (or the feeling of guidance he has from her memory) is ever fading and he hopes to channel that in this book. The beginning...”

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