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Mustafa Al-sharif iiovemyfriab5c — Catch-22 is a must-read novel. Set in the latter stages of World War II, it shows the morale and spirit of a bomber division stationed in Italy, fighting the Nazis occupying the country. However, the book's protagonist never feels that the Nazis are his only enemies. Everyone is out there to get him... the co-pilots, colleagues, doctors, superiors, the strategic division. Catch-22 begins as a comic dialogue between a few characters and steadily fleshes out into a full-blown satire on bureaucracy, patriotism, light digs at religion and elitism, crony capitalism and the depraving effect of constant fighting on the minds of the combatants - how they become steadily dehumanized. The plot is non-linear and we see flashbacks into some past missions. The book jumps into several POVs and uses them to develop the main protagonist as well as the secondary characters through differing eyes. The primary focus of this book is the "Catch-22" which has now become an epithet for complicated rules that seem to contradict each other, espousing the frustrating bureaucratic logic. Also, though the novel is set during WW-2, its message and characters seem anachronistic, belonging in the later wars like Vietnam. All in all, Catch-22 is a worthy read.

Alex Arancibia _lex_rancibia — This is one of the most annoying books I have ever read. It was horrible. The writing isn't bad, it's not that, but the story is just unbelievable and the characters are so one dimensional and unlikable. I didn't like China Cup (seriously? i mean really, this is her name?) and I really didn't feel for her when tragedy happened which is strange because that is the reaction I assume the author wanted but she went too fast. We barely get to know China or her daughter before things start falling apart and it's just gets worse from there. This child is just dumb. I'm sorry, the things she falls for are just crazy. She believes everything anyone tells her and she is very selfish too. And very silly. You don't have a baby by someone and tell them it's your burden alone. I just wanted to smack her 99% of the time I read this so I am glad I finished it so I never have to see it again.

Marco Van marcovdschf769 — LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!! THANKS PRIYA AND RICK!!!