The Martian: Reader Reviews & Ratings

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The Martian

Andy Weir

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Ursula7

Watney turns impossible odds into solvable problems with calm ingenuity.

Anastasia01

Watney turns impossible odds into solvable problems, making the story feel like an engineering manual rather than just a thrilling sci-fi adventure.

Logan

Well-organized chapters; key points are easy to spot.

Eileen

Watney solves every crisis by breaking it into small steps, using humor, and bending rules when needed.

Ike

Watney treats survival like an engineering problem, breaking impossible odds into small solvable steps while using dark humor to stay sane during total isolation.

Viola

The math never lies, and Watney never gives up, making this a gripping story of pure human resilience against the cold red dust of Mars.

Denise

Watney calculates his limited water, realizes he cannot make more, and decides to drink his own urine.

Coco

Watney turning hydrazine fuel into water felt terrifyingly real and smart. It showed how he used every bit of science to stay alive when NASA gave up.

Lily01

Watney's sarcastic humor acts as a shield against loneliness, making his technical logs feel like a lifeline that keeps him sane while he calculates every solution step by step to turn impossible odds into solvable problems.

Goldie

Watney solving the potato water crisis using hydrazine fuel felt like the most tense engineering puzzle I have ever read.

Zahra27

Watney treats survival like an engineering problem, calculating rations and repurposing systems with cold logic that makes the terrifying situation feel manageable.

Lorie88

Mark Watney survives through pure engineering logic and dark humor.

Will88

Watney ignores NASA protocols to fix his water system and keeps moving forward despite the danger.

Cheri

Watney's humor makes the terrifying survival story surprisingly enjoyable to read.

Curt23

Watney uses his engineering background to solve life-or-death problems instead of waiting for help.

Marisa

Watney calculates rations, grows potatoes, and turns impossible odds into solvable engineering problems step by step.

Wyatt9

Watney turning potato farming into a survival strategy while keeping his dark humor intact is such a brilliant and refreshing take on sci-fi.

Palmer

Watney turns impossible odds into solvable problems using pure engineering logic and dark humor to survive.

Deanna

The book brilliantly shows how breaking big problems into small steps keeps you from freezing up when facing total disaster.

Zachary

Watney stretches his food supplies by cutting portions and rationing every single meal carefully.