Title: Where's the Kool Aid?
Product review: Major disappointment!! This should be called "The Load". Here is the first one hundred pages: It's dark, cold, bleak. A man and his son look for a place to build a fire. This is one the most overrated books in America. The man did what any decent father would do. Nothing extraordinary. Bleaker and darker scenarios have been described in any midrate horror novel.I didn't get it. Then again, I don't get The Black Eyed Peas or other crass commercialism. The use of prose is annoying. Do you have to be a christian or something to understand the "powerful" and "lapidary" metaphor? Here's the end: There used to be trout in the rivers. The world was once great. It is a long way to go to find out that you need hope to survive. I would have given this a negative star if possible. Don't drink the Kool Aid (or maybe you need to).
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