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The Road, by Cormac McCarthy
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Product details
Series: Cormac McCarthy: The Road
Paperback: 287 pages
Publisher: Vintage Books (March 28, 2006)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9780307387899
ISBN-13: 978-0307387899
ASIN: 0307387895
Product Dimensions:
5.2 x 0.9 x 8 inches
Shipping Weight: 9.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.1 out of 5 stars
4,612 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#1,684 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
Saw the film and was intrigued enough to read the book. This is a sad, post-apocalyptic story that examines the bond between a father and son while traveling “the road†to get to a better place. The story is interesting, very touching and realistic. However, the lack of punctuation is very distracting and pushes one out of the story until you get used to it. I found myself more than once trying to keep track of whom was speaking and if the character was actually speaking or mulling it over in his mind. The lack of chapter breaks is also annoying. I use them to end my reading period, which I couldn’t do with this one. I can see how the story won awards, but looking at the way it was written makes me wonder how. Overall, a compelling read and good story if you can get through the lack of punctuation and no chapter breaks.
To say that The Road is a rather dark book would be quite the understatement....As far as dystopian literature goes, this is quite a step.The story of a father and his son, walking to the sea through a ravaged, cold and grey world, hoping to somehow, find a better place, doesn't leave much space for a happy ending. Bleak is truly bleak here, not a lot of silver linings!And yet...and yet, this is a beautiful book.The writing is fantastic, for starter. The style, with short and descriptive sentences, carries the story to perfection. It also has a poetic quality that softens what is said/described and gives it another dimension.The real beauty of the novel isn't on the outside though, but resides inside, in the incredible bond uniting father and son, a love so deep and unconditional that it seems to erase age gap and life experience, to only focus on their desire to care for each other. This love and concomitant sense of humanity stripped to its essence, manage to give sense and meaning to their otherwise hopeless journey.On a deeper level, it also seems to invite us to reflect on what makes a life meaningful: beyond a primal survival instinct, what makes life worth living even when there is no hope in sight? The Road's answer is that, ultimately, what matters isn't "what" makes your life, but "how" you choose to live that "what"...
I hate to give this book five stars.I'm a father. I read The Road years ago when my son was nine. I honestly had no idea at the time that I was picking up a book about a father and his roughly nine year old son. That's not a spoiler, you find that out on the first page.Look, Cormac McCarthy writes so well I actually come back to his books on my shelves and open them up randomly, just to read a page and soothe my brain. But he digs the knife in so deep. I've actually hesitated to review his books before because there is so much beauty in the writing I just don't have the first ability to get a sense of it across.More than that. I actually resented him after finishing this book. I wanted to shake his hand and punch him in the face. Maybe that's why I waited so long to finally admit this book deserves any accolade I could give it.I finished The Road while sitting on a plane in Hong Kong, waiting to take off in the rain. I was a grown man, struggling so hard not to sob out loud that I started to choke. You might want to try "All the Pretty Horses" first, or even "No Country for Old Men," but those will grip you, too. I've never seen the man pull a punch. I think it also might depend where you are in your life. Just take my advice, if you're a father and you have a young boy, hold off on this, or at least read it when no one is around.
"The Road", is a story of unrelenting dread and nearly hopeless struggle. A father and his son are walking together in a postapocalyptic world heading to what they hope is salvation on the southern coast many miles away from where they are. They have major crosses to bare. They have to find food in a desolate landscape that suffered some catastrophic event that wiped out all living things but somehow not all humans. They have to defend themselves and avoid at all cost humans who have chosen cannibalism as a means of survival and they have to face the possibility that they are not going to find the hoped for promise land when they reach the ocean. The father and son represent the good in the world of evil. The author structured the story to highlight the father's unwavering love for his son and the son's innocent belief that there is still good in the world and that they are carrying the fire of hope. The poignancy of danger is present throughout the novel and is not lifted until the final few pages. If you can bare the melodrama the book is a stunning rendition of the deep loving bond between a parent and their child.
I’m not sure why this is an award winning novel. There was love in a dark world, but the story was the same dreary day over and over, hoping to get to a part of the book where things improve. There was a glimpse and then it was gone. Dad and boy struggle to survive. Dad dies a slow death. Kid goes on with other people . There I just saved you a lot of time.
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