Tesh

So, due to the fact that I don't have RoW yet, I grumpily sat down to finish reading chapter five of Slaughterhouse Five, as I needed to have that done by Friday. (I wasn't grumpy about that book in particular, just that I wasn't reading RoW).

It was a good book.

Now I'll have very little English homework for the next couple weeks.

(But seriously, I'd highly recommend reading it. There's language and stuff like that, but that's far from the point of the book. People say that it's funny, but I found nothing funny about it. I think the reason I liked it was because of how completely depressing it was, and the fascinating questions (and answers) it raised about war. It just shows this thing that very few of us have experienced from this odd, convoluted, and somewhat terrifying perspective. If you enjoy taking the weird and nonsensical and trying to make sense out of it, I'd especially recommend it).