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Old 10-30-2009, 04:42 PM   #15
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Haem... I'm ahamed to say that I probably read Slaughterhouse 5 at a time when my mastership of the english language was far from sufficient. Though I read and enjoyed the book (and thought I understood it, although I remember having difficulties understanding some parts), the words 'science-fiction' and 'time travel' do not ring even a tiny bell in my mind.

Duh. I feel like a fool.

The good news is, I will have to read it again!
The time travel was so passive that it strikes me more as a psychological novel than a scifi novel. So don't feel so bad. But, by all means, please read it again.
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