"It's ok. It's OK!" 
 I probably started this book with too many expectations and odes read. It's a good book, I don't deny that, but not as good as it's publicised. It was generic most of the way and lacked the depths I expected from a story driven by how a father with his son would live a life in a dead world. I expected deeper characters, struggles, conflicts. 
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 Almost all the book is composed by the following blocks: 
 - Walk in a barren land and describe the ashes. 
 - Son is scared, father keeps repeating "It's OK!" 
 - Son wants to save the world or make friends. Father holds him back. 
 - They camp. 
 - They find or lose something. 
 The father gets gradually ill and it's obvious that he will die at some point and leave the boy alone. 
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 Sorry affecionados! This is a good book, but not a great book.