Book Review, Project Hale Mary, Solar Recovery Mission
Know that's good, but don't think that's so good.
Project Hail Mary | Project Hail Mary Solar Recovery Mission
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The story of "Roland Grace," an astronaut who woke up on the Hale Mary without remembering anything, and he was the only survivor on board because the other two pilots had already become dead bodies lying next to him. After the memory gradually returned, he realized that he had been sent on an unsuccessful mission. If he made a mistake, that could mean the end of humanity.
The plot / story is very good, exotic, amazing, wow, very fun. There is a lot of fun. Explain it in a very detailed way. It's easy to imagine. Even if it's unimaginable, it's not serious. Science is not very difficult to understand. Probably because it's more about biology than about physics or chemistry. Some things don't understand. But it doesn't stick to anything. It doesn't affect fun.
The action is not very fast. It is directly through a hero like Roland Grace, alternating the individual on the ship and the past that can be realized from being recruited to boarding the ship. Even if you want to play with the memory loss that seems easy, but it is very interesting. There is a lot of suspense, not just the story of the past, but everything that will be found. Keep reading. Enjoy. There is no boring point. Read and stick to the point that you do not want to work.
It's hard to guess. It's almost all unexpected. It peaked in the first place, probably because I've rarely read the genre and haven't seen this movie in a long time. Seriously, for me, it's the peak since the creation of gravity on the ship. Talking about biology rather than physics is more unexpected for space sci-fi novels that are mostly physics.
The ending was unexpected, and I was very biased against something, which was extremely pessimistic, but it was the opposite, not very profound or insightful, but very fond of ending like that.
Overall, very good, very impressed, very happy to read, is a space sci-fi that is very easy to read, fun to explain, detailed, easy to imagine, not about whether it has a heavy sample, but there are many things that are beyond imagination, but not addicted to anything, because you can continue to find it on the internet, and you can go to the movies as well.
At first I didn't expect to read it because I only watched the movie. But when the publisher repaired it, I bought it. I think I am a reader, not a viewer. How to miss it? Who can't miss it? I can buy it first. I recommend it. Also, I want to see more movies. I want to know if the picture I think in my head will match what the writer thinks.
Author: Andy Weir | Andi Weir
Translator: Daughter Zhongniramayam
Publisher: Fountain
Category: Translated Literature
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