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Hoo boy, this book needed another round of editing. My first impression that Mark read like a 14 year old girl, but that's an unfairly gendered comparison. More accurately, he reads immature and juvenile, which clearly seemed to be the author trying too hard. If an author writes a solid character, as Mark mostly was, there doesn't need to be a gimmick to keep readers invested.
Pretty immediately (wasn't there a "Yay!" on the first or second page?), I noticed that Weir sounded like a self-pubbed ...more
Pretty immediately (wasn't there a "Yay!" on the first or second page?), I noticed that Weir sounded like a self-pubbed ...more

You'll never have a better time reading math and science stuff. You're right with him figuring out how to grow potatoes and create more water out of other elements. Compelling and nerve wracking start to finish and a lot of humor. Fun!
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Nov 26, 2018
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I took a while to finish this book, but that was not because I didn’t like it. I felt like I was really in this story and found myself in differing states of anxiety based on what was happening to Mark Watney. Very well done and happy to finish my Reading Challenge goal with this book.

Dec 28, 2014
Ruth Ferguson
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Jan 31, 2016
Wendy Kalthoff
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Aug 30, 2018
Jacqueline
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Feb 05, 2020
Erika
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