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6 out of 10
Yossarian is a bombardier on an island near Italy and wants to stop flying missions. The number of missions required keeps going up. The chapters move between characters and repeat scenes from other sides.
by@commuterfictionWritten 28 May 2026Read 26 May 2026
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Catch-22 reviewed by @theodore_p
Funny until it decides not to be, and the readers who quit early never find that out.8 out of 10@theodore_p
2 readers agree with this reviewCatch-22 reviewed by @books_and_bins
Laughed out loud on the bus at Milo and his eggs. Then it turns and you feel like an idiot for laughing. Best thing I've read this year.9 out of 10@books_and_bins
Catch-22 reviewed by @sam
Funny. Then it isn't.7 out of 10@sam
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