Title: This Book Changed Me
Product review: Other people may disagree, but in my humble opinion, this is one of the finest books ever written. I do not care to compare this book to his others. I view it as a unique masterpiece. His look at humanity and family, however, is a bit "less cynical" than the former Vonnegut. If you buy this book, be sure to focus in on the section where he discusses the Gettysburg address. It is fascinating and Kilgore's reaction is perfect. I have re-read this book many times and each time find a new bit of information that fascinates me. Even if you didn't like Vonnegut's past books (shame on you, though) I honestly feel that if you read this book optimistically, you will be a better person for it.
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