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A review by mimimilaa
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
4.0
The more I think about this book, the more I feel like I enjoyed it. While reading this book, I was so annoyed. The narration jumped around and you jumped back and forth in time, but you never knew if you were reading in the past, present, or future (you didn't even really know what the "present" was). The characters also just annoyed me.
However, since being away from this book for a few months, I've now realized that not only do i hate this book, but it's the type of book that I love to hate. Yes, it frustrated me and I was confused through a lot of it, but it was also extremely funny sometimes. The whole story was crazy and chaotic and just out-right ridiculous, which was what made it funny. It walked the line between stupid and funny, which is not something that I usually like because I often resort to feeling as if it's stupid.
I still get mad about this book when I think about it, but I honestly cannot describe this story; you just have to experience to understand.
However, since being away from this book for a few months, I've now realized that not only do i hate this book, but it's the type of book that I love to hate. Yes, it frustrated me and I was confused through a lot of it, but it was also extremely funny sometimes. The whole story was crazy and chaotic and just out-right ridiculous, which was what made it funny. It walked the line between stupid and funny, which is not something that I usually like because I often resort to feeling as if it's stupid.
I still get mad about this book when I think about it, but I honestly cannot describe this story; you just have to experience to understand.