I asked for Catch 22 for my birthday (which was 2 days ago), and I got it.
So I am now reading it.

I’m currently on page 54.
I usually read faster, but I can’t read too much of this book at once because…
I dunno.
I just get tired.
It’s a tiring book.
Good, but tiring.

also, I started reading “My Sister’s Keeper – Jodi Picoult” after starting. Which I don’t reccomend doing. (Reading one book in the middle of reading another book that is, not reading My Sister’s Keeper. I do reccomend reading my sister’s keeper. I really liked it. (not that I actually finished it, because I lost it halfway through reading it. >__< I really don’t recommend doing that either.)) It was just because I was reading Catch 22 so slowly and I really wanted to read My Sister’s Keeper soon.

But yeah.

Catch 22 is really not what I expected it to be.

First of all I expected the main character (Yossarian, but I didn’t actually know that at the time.) to be crazy to begin with. I thought he’d start of sane, and become crazy. But he seems to be crazy to begin with.
Which I’m kinda glad of. It makes it a lot less heavy.
...but maybe he becomes more crazy….

I also didn’t expect so many other people to be crazy. Seriously, It seems like literally everyone Yossarian sees is insane too. I guess it seems like this largely because Yossarian assumes everyone but him is crazy. But even so, a lot of people still seem to be pretty crazy.

Was it really like that?

Is that what war does to people?

I mean, I always knew it did that to some people, but I never thought that so many people go completely insane, (except I don’t know, maybe the book’s exaggerating?)

But even though Yossarian does often seem crazy, at times, at least to me, it seems like there are glimmers of sane-ness where he acts like a normal person.
I really like Sane-Yossarian.

But I dunno. Maybe it’s just me seeing the sane side.

But yeah,

So far, great book.

- Alina