Title: A quick road
Product review: This book won the Pulitzer Prize. Oprah liked it. And now I read it. That means I'm smart!Actually, an easy read. I tend to enjoy a fine piece of post-apocalyptic fiction (like The Stand, The Cell, and On the Beach), but this book creeps more into the fine literature category. A nice transition me thinks. Most importantly, a touching father-son story that points out the difficulties a dad must confront in order to protect his son. The world would be a better place if more parents put their children first, but the world is also a much better place in the pre-apocalyptic stage. At least I hope so. Otherwise when we get over to the post phase we're all going to be kicking ourselves for not making the jump sooner. Well, those of us who survive anyway.
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