Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle" is an exceptional book due to the way the author unfolds the intricate plot, the means by which the narrator introduces a variety of round, colorful characters, and the satirical humor used throughout the story.
As extravagant as the plot of "Cat's Cradle" is, Vonnegut shows no problem in keeping the reader's interest level high. The story unfolds in a way that makes the reader wonder what the narrator, Jonah, will reveal next. Vonnegut almost makes it seem "soap-opera" like, in the way that he has the narrator dig up dirt, so to speak, on nearly every character in
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