Few books have polarized opinions as much as Catch-22. I guess this proves the point Joseph Heller wanted to make - You can talk about this book positively or you can hate it. But if you hate it that means you have not understood it and to understand it you have to really "read" it. 
 Catch-22. You see, it's the best there is. 
 Profoundly dense at times, impossibly funny, enchantingly emotional and obviously exceptional; this book is something that has to be read. Period. There is no escaping Yossarian. 
 There is no point in discussing the plot as well, not because there isn't any, but because it doesn't matter. What matters is the ride and what an absolutely amazing trip it was. Trippy, yes I guess that describes this book. Or does it? 
 In fact what are you still doing here? Open the book instead of this review morons...