Title: Very good...But not his best.
Product review: This book is funny, entertaining, depressing, and autobiographical all at the same time. It is different than many of his other novels, because he is the main character in this one. He tells true stories about himself and incorporates them into his plot. While slow moving at times, it is always still readable. I liked this book, but it can't compare to such greats as "Slaughterhouse Five" and "Cat's Cradle".
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