1. Book Report- Slaughter House-Five
The novel, Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut, follows the life of Billy Pilgrim. February 13, 1945 was when the German city of Dresden was bombed, but Billy survived the awful experience. He instinctively feels incredible guilt, not understanding why he survived when so many others died. This is why Billy invents a world where life and death are meaningless and feelings of guilt disappear. This alien world is called Tralfamador and it provides Billy with an escape. After being abducted by the aliens, he learns that life is made up of moments, but once they are over they are not gone forever...
Kurt Vonnegut Junior served in World War two. His experiences there allowed him to write the novel Slaughter-House Five. In the book he serves as the narrator, observing, not only the calamities of those who held the status of prisoners of war, but the life of Billy Pilgrim ... ...
... so. This book is a book that a reader could compare to a novel such as The Corrections. I personally liked this book a lot. One might say that if you have read the book, Slaughter House Five, by Kurt Vonnegut, then you would definitely like this book. I really enjoyed the insanity that the characters produce, and the situations that they have to face everyday, and all ... ...
... of the story. It should have a pattern for the protagonist and harmonize with the characters and theme. Some stories do not seem to be very organized, for example, Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughter-House-Five- did not seem to be organized, but Vonnegut organized the structure using time. Therefore all good stories have an organized construction. James organized his book in a basic way, but ... ...