Title: More than just a book
Product review: This is more than just a book. It is a deep experience of love and how a father gave all that he had to enable his Son not just survive, but to have a vision of the good within a nearly destroyed ecosystem. Reading this was grim. The struggle to survive was, from the Son's view, reducing his Dad to the amoral level of the people that were trying to kill them. A new Ice age was dawning, no animals save men reduced to cannibalism and slavery walked the Earth. The only food available was scavenged from houses and stores left in burned cities. Yet a Dad continues to teach his Son survival skills and how to see the good in himself and others. The Father, far from perfect, is nevertheless a man in the finest sense of that word.I've never been more deeply touched by a book. If you're a Dad, then there is no better example of how to be one than you'll find here. If you're not then you'll just find a masterpiece of American Literature.(James A. Baker Opelika, Alabama)
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