"Slaughterhouse-Five," authored by Kurt Vonnegut, follows the peculiar life journey of Billy Pilgrim, a soldier who becomes 'unstuck in time.' The narrative weaves together different moments from Billy's life, including his experiences during World War II, particularly the bombings of Dresden, and his post-war life, wherein he becomes an optometrist and has a tumultuous marriage. The nonlinear storytelling emphasizes the impact of trauma and the absurdity of war. The book also introduces the Tralfamadorians,...