Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut Paperback, The Childrens Crusade A Duty Dance with Death

Delve into the disturbing yet profound narrative of “Slaughterhouse Five,” Kurt Vonnegut’s seminal novel that combines elements of satire, science fiction, and historical fiction. Published as a Dell First Printing in October 1971, this edition explores the deeply moving and often surreal experiences of Billy Pilgrim, a man lost in time, as he relives the firebombing of Dresden during World War II. Also known as “The Children’s Crusade: A Dance of Duty with Death,” this book confronts the absurdity of war and the search for meaning amidst chaos, making it Vonnegut’s most influential and celebrated work.

Why Buy This Book:
- A cornerstone of modern American literature, perfect for collectors and admirers of Vonnegut’s unique narrative style.
- Offers a critical and introspective look at the impacts of war, ideal for readers interested in history, philosophy and psychology.
- Despite its condition, this copy has great historical and literary value for fans of 20th century classics.
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Thirteenth Printing Dell / May 1974

Slaughterhouse 5 by Kurt Vonnegut

Condition:
- Reading Copy: Shows considerable signs of use, including edge wear, bumps, tanning and handling marks.
- Visible staining to the cover, scuffed corners, spine tear and cover discoloration, reflecting its history and use.
- Soiling to the edges and corners does not affect readability, this copy may have been unstuck over time and traveled with Billy.