Cats Cradle Book Review. Is a book about big issues, nuclear war, environmental concerns and the role of governments. As you are reading, it doesn’t take long to start reflecting on life, hope and the future.

Vonnegut once again dissects one of our biggest questions, the purpose of life itself, with a comedic tone that makes sure you never feel like things are getting to heavy. As you are reading, it doesn’t take long to start reflecting on life, hope and the future. It is a young adult historical novel that continues to follow cat on her adventures after being abandoned as a baby on the doorstep of drury lane.

Dedicated to the 20 th century, the plot is based on planning to write a book by the name of the day the world ended about what important americans did on the deadly day of the atomic bombing of hiroshima.

Satire “call me jonah.” cat’s cradle is a story of satirical strangeness and absurd action.a man who calls himself by another name writes in retrospect regarding his research for a book about the end of the world and unwittingly finds himself present at the subject of his novel. Cat’s cradle by kurt vonnegut published in 1963 pages: The story is presented in short chapters at times leaping through time, but more often leaping through the books of 'bokonan' a fictional religion prominent in cat's cradle. As you are reading, it doesn’t take long to start reflecting on life, hope and the future.