jessicagoldharalson: bruma: Does somebody know this book?. Our teacher in Script class highly recommended it to us, he brought it up when we were talking about “No Country for Old Men”, apparently it’s from the same author.Has very good reviews at Amazon, let’s see if they have it on spanish in the book store. I’m intrigued. RUN, DON’T WALK TO READ THIS BOOK. I AM SERIOUS. /caps The Road is amazing. Cormac McCarthy writes a haunting spec fiction tale of family and survival in a post-apocalyptic American landscape. An instant classic and hands down one of the best novels of the early 21st century. Not hyperbole, I promise. The Road was my number one most favorite book I read last year, and strangely enough, No Country for Old Men was my favorite film.  I started reading The Road at 7:30 on a Saturday morning, and I absolutely could not put it down until I finished it.  And then I burst into tears and called my sister. 

jessicagoldharalson:

bruma:

Does somebody know this book?. Our teacher in Script class highly recommended it to us, he brought it up when we were talking about “No Country for Old Men”, apparently it’s from the same author.
Has very good reviews at Amazon, let’s see if they have it on spanish in the book store. I’m intrigued.

RUN, DON’T WALK TO READ THIS BOOK. I AM SERIOUS.

/caps

The Road is amazing. Cormac McCarthy writes a haunting spec fiction tale of family and survival in a post-apocalyptic American landscape.

An instant classic and hands down one of the best novels of the early 21st century. Not hyperbole, I promise.

The Road was my number one most favorite book I read last year, and strangely enough, No Country for Old Men was my favorite film. 

I started reading The Road at 7:30 on a Saturday morning, and I absolutely could not put it down until I finished it.  And then I burst into tears and called my sister. 

May 7 2008

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