The Martian by Andy Weir (2011)

My Rating: 5/5

Hats off to Mr. Andy Weir. I liked it very much. The whole intention of this book to be built up was visibly inundated all throughout the page. The human instinct to save one another. That link had rang a bell inside me. There's no qualms or rather counting how much it had cost on helping out or furnishing conventional call from impregnable epidemic around the globe, if the benefactors per se are invariably willing to support the needs. Powerful, indeed! The simple mercy and compassion could have sent me to heaven. This was the pontiff message back then when he came a visit to my country a year ago.

Mark Watney had been colonized the whole Red planet. Freza would have been so furious if somebody like human being had surpassed his capability to dominate the world. He had wrestled on Martian nature for a year and a half. Damn! It should have nearly killed him. He has the best wisecrack in the universe the rarest potential to sustain good vibes against downright dismal and barren land. He's very optimistic and his strength and desire to survive gives hope to people watching him, especially NASA experts. And not to forget to mention his being a legendary botanist that he grew potato, which his solely source of calories, inside his hab. He is invincible, smart-ass iron man. I cannot wait to see the movie.

Favorite Quotes:

"Astronaut are inherently insane! And really noble."

"It just not worth sacrificing so much usefulness for so little gain."

 I may not provide an adequate review or suffice information regarding its scientific relations, but why not give a try.

P.S. Commander Lewis of Ares 3 mission has her best collection of disco music. I started downloaded my own just in case I would be trapped in a remote island with Tom Hanks.