Download The Martian PDF by Andy Weir. The book is about the story of an astronaut named Mark Watney which became one of the first people to walk on the planet Mars. After the storm hits Mark he finds himself with no way to signal Earth as he is out of supplies it becomes impossible for him to survive. Later his engineering and resourcefulness save from death.
Reviews
Rating 4/5
I have never needed so severely for the characters in a book to be genuine. I need to meet them the whole distance I need to meet the president or Taylor Swift.
This story is superbly told. It is consummately paced, it is splendidly composed, it is perfectly created.
Andy Weir does this amazing thing where he makes the peruser feel the segregation that Mark Wagner feels, and he does it so inconspicuously, we don’t understand that he’s doing it until it’s finished.
The Martian totally charmed me. I couldn’t hold back to discover what occurred straightaway, and I never needed it to end.
Rating 4.5/5
On the off chance that The Martian is anything but a million-dollar blockbuster in the following 5 years, Hollywood have missed a treat. I read the whole thing in one sitting, making it presumably the most ideal approach to pass 8 hours that I can consider. Perhaps it causes that I went to the book without any desires, aside from the expectation that I may get my next ‘fix’ for my internal space nerd.
Indeed, this book is science, yet it should have been. That is the thing that makes it feel so bona fide. It’s the sort of book I’d like my future youngsters to peruse, to enable them to comprehend the significance of science. It offers an ideal exhibition of how something apparently dry and hypothetical can have down to earth applications, and even spare your life.
Rating 4/5
Well – presently I realize why there was such a great deal of promotion encompassing this book. It’s a great story of survival, against chances never experienced by some other person previously.
Our hero Mark Watney is an incredible character, he’s clever and relentless and he made them pull for him from page one. The science behind this story was incredibly very much looked into, and in spite of the fact that it lost me a tad now and again, it didn’t ruin my satisfaction in it. It was a splendid, grasping story, that I discovered hard to put down, it pulled me in and kept up its hold on me all through. Would suggest
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