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Description:The novel, The Martian, very skillfully captures the attention of the science fiction lovers as well as young adults. Andy Weir's ability is showcased by exquisite portrayal of a story woven around a person who was stranded on Mars. The story covers up the hurdles faced by Mark Watney when he was deserted accidentally on the surface of Mars during their space mission. He had to utilize the limited resources available and needed to reach a place from where he could be recovered. To rescue Mark, a rescue mission was proposed by his previous crew mates and administration at NASA. The end of the book is positive as it results in Mark's recovery and emphasizes on the progress in human's interplanetary future. The book contains some content that might offend the secondary readers like teachers and parents. They might find sentences like "I'm pretty much fucked" as obscene. The same pattern is followed throughout the book, which might create a political and social environment that might obscure the book's objective. Some challenges might also be proposed against the text and in extreme case ban on the book might occur. But, the hype against the book cannot diminish its purpose and appeal. The texts that might appear obscene to some teachers and parents are not included to promote vulgarity. They are included just to highlight a person's reactions when he faces difficulties. Any person facing the hardships, which are faced by Watney, may lead to the phrasing of the similar sentences as phrased by him. In fact, the bans will only promote the book as the readers will be curious to know the reason for the ban. The text contains specific details and facts that were provided when the book was written. The text glorifies the story contained and does not encourage obscenity as worried by some readers. The thoughts during the narration of the story flow freely making it a well-bounded script. The "Themes" or the "Motifs" are also included to acquaint the reader with the potential of the book. This Summary helps you understand the book in minutes, not hours. Summary of The Martian Includes: Book Review Story Analysis Highlights of Elements many Readers may have missed Key Character Analysis Discussion of Themes, Symbols and Key Takeaways Chapter by Chapter Breakdown of Entire Book About the Author The Ant Hive reads every chapter, extracts the understanding and leaves you with a new perspective and time to spare. We do the work so you can understand the book in minutes, not hours."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Andy Weir's the Martian Summary & Review. To get started finding Andy Weir's the Martian Summary & Review, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 36

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: 2015

ISBN: 1517587034

Description: The novel, The Martian, very skillfully captures the attention of the science fiction lovers as well as young adults. Andy Weir's ability is showcased by exquisite portrayal of a story woven around a person who was stranded on Mars. The story covers up the hurdles faced by Mark Watney when he was deserted accidentally on the surface of Mars during their space mission. He had to utilize the limited resources available and needed to reach a place from where he could be recovered. To rescue Mark, a rescue mission was proposed by his previous crew mates and administration at NASA. The end of the book is positive as it results in Mark's recovery and emphasizes on the progress in human's interplanetary future. The book contains some content that might offend the secondary readers like teachers and parents. They might find sentences like "I'm pretty much fucked" as obscene. The same pattern is followed throughout the book, which might create a political and social environment that might obscure the book's objective. Some challenges might also be proposed against the text and in extreme case ban on the book might occur. But, the hype against the book cannot diminish its purpose and appeal. The texts that might appear obscene to some teachers and parents are not included to promote vulgarity. They are included just to highlight a person's reactions when he faces difficulties. Any person facing the hardships, which are faced by Watney, may lead to the phrasing of the similar sentences as phrased by him. In fact, the bans will only promote the book as the readers will be curious to know the reason for the ban. The text contains specific details and facts that were provided when the book was written. The text glorifies the story contained and does not encourage obscenity as worried by some readers. The thoughts during the narration of the story flow freely making it a well-bounded script. The "Themes" or the "Motifs" are also included to acquaint the reader with the potential of the book. This Summary helps you understand the book in minutes, not hours. Summary of The Martian Includes: Book Review Story Analysis Highlights of Elements many Readers may have missed Key Character Analysis Discussion of Themes, Symbols and Key Takeaways Chapter by Chapter Breakdown of Entire Book About the Author The Ant Hive reads every chapter, extracts the understanding and leaves you with a new perspective and time to spare. We do the work so you can understand the book in minutes, not hours."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Andy Weir's the Martian Summary & Review. To get started finding Andy Weir's the Martian Summary & Review, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

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