Download Books 2BR02B For Free

Be Specific About Books In Pursuance Of 2BR02B

Original Title:	2 B R 0 2 B
Edition Language:	English

2BR02B

Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Kindle Edition | Pages: 15 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 15423 Users | 1007 Reviews

Specify Epithetical Books 2BR02B

Title	:	2BR02B
Author	:	Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 15 pages
Published	:	2007 (first published September 1968)
Categories	:	Short Stories. Science Fiction. Fiction. Dystopia. Classics. Audiobook. Literature. American

Narration Concering Books 2BR02B

2 B R 0 2 B by Kurt Vonnegut is a science fiction story that focuses on a society where individuals have an indefinite lifespan and the population of the United States is limited to forty million. In order for a new birth to take place, someone else must die. The suspense builds as two parents wait for someone to dial 2 B R 0 2 B, which is the telephone number to dial for an assisted suicide with the Federal Bureau of Termination.

Rating Epithetical Books 2BR02B

Ratings: 3.95 From 15423 Users | 1007 Reviews

Piece Epithetical Books 2BR02B

This is an dystopian thinker of short story that takes all of about 15 minutes to read, even if youre slow like me. Writing more than a couple sentences would almost surely spoil it, so Ill say almost nothing beyond this: future, population control & ethical suicide studios. Does that peak your interest or make you cringe? For me it was both.

While the concept was interesting, this story is proof that concept in and of itself is simply not enough to sustain a story, even one as short as this. The tension that would've made it interesting was nonexistent, and the way Vonnegut shamelessly info-dumped via stilted dialogue was positively criminal. This could've potentially been very thought-provoking, but the writing just makes it all so... insular. It feels like a story, like a fiction, it feels contrived, and so divorced from logic

4.0 stars. Dark, satirical look at a future United States where people can now live indefinitely and the population is kept at a constant forty million. This population (without natural death) is achieved through a combination of infanticide and government-assisted suicide. For someone to be born, someone else must die.

Man, this one really made me think. Is this something that our planet will come to? With the possible upcoming enhanced identification laws, will we be forced into a future of a controlled population? I've read several articles about how the latest generation to go into adulthood may never have to die like those in this story. Will they also have to make a choice like the father did? I honestly wouldn't want to have to ask or pick who has to die in order for another to live.Anyways, I really

A dark and witty satire on population control. Loved the sarcasm in the dialogue.

My first read by Vonnegut. Vonnegut presents a dark vision of the future. This is a short story about population control and the dilemma that a father of newborn have to face with.

Okay, so I am pretty sure this is the shortest short story I have ever encountered. I debated just leaving a rating on GoodReads and calling it done. But this little gem deserves a mention, no matter how brief.Imagine a world where the human lifespan has become indefinite thanks to the advancements of science and healthcare. Of course this miraculous cure also can pose the great risk of overpopulation. 2BR02B takes place in a Chicago hospital where we are introduced to the very means that are