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Helder Oliveira 1helder — I read this book in Spanish and I hed the feeling I was missing something. I didn'tget why this book was so important for the person who recommended it to me. Some time ago, I bought a tattered second hand edition in English and I'll read it that way to see if it improves.

Cindy Li lixin5432127bb — For some reason, I'm always a sucker for books/movies/stories that have a strong father-son dynamic. So when I picked up The Road in a bookstore one day and read the plot summary, I knew I had to read it. This is a story about a post-apocalyptic world in which a father and his young son are trekking across the barren wasteland of a country, doing their best to scrounge for food while avoiding cannibalistic raiders along the way. This is not a horror story or a thriller, but there are moments of true terror in this book. I'm pretty sure I said "Holy shit!" aloud a few times while reading. This was a new experience for me, as I had never really been frightened while reading a book before. But the core of the story is the man and his boy and how their love for one another keeps them going. Each of them would do absolutely anything for the other. And Cormac McCarthy does a fantastic job of depicting this relationship. As a reader, you really want both of them to make it.

Angela Ginniver aginniver10c7 — So, going into this book I knew it was going to be sad because of the title but what I did not expect was the delicate tone of the MC's voice. She is angry and bitter about the hand life has dealt her but she never loses that vulnerability that children have and I love that about her. Even when she is acting like a monster your heart breaks for her in a very genuine way. The author did a wonderful job with the writing in this book and it felt very real for me. We really are just moments in life that randomly meet and interact. One minute we're here and the next we could be gone.