The Martian A Novel by Andy Weir Summary & Analysis

Novels involving space travel is gaining popularity. Stories that capture the wonders of space travelling as well as the triumph of the human spirit make for a pleasurable reading experience. One of those stories to look forward to is "The Martian," which will definitely give readers a first-hand account of life in space. Andy Weir's "The Martian" is unique because although it is fiction, it also has a scientific backdrop to it. Peppered with lots of technical procedures and chemistry-related terms, this book summary serves as a quick look on what the novel is all about. Aside from giving the shortened version of each chapter, this book will also provide readers a guide of the acronyms and terms that Mark Watney, the protagonist uses within the novel. An analysis of the story shall also be included at the end.Reading a story in its original form is irreplaceable. However, it must also be an enjoyable experience. Unless you are an aeronautics or Chemistry fanatic, you as a regular reader will find this book summary as a helpful accompaniment if you find the novel to be a bit tedious and abstract to understand. With that said, it is not meant to entirely eradicate your interests in reading. On the contrary, it is aimed at igniting your interest to take the time to read, understand and appreciate the full content of the actual novel. As a final note, keep this book beside the original so others may read it as well and be encouraged to read the novel afterwards. Disclaimer: This is a summary & analysis of "The Martian" By Andy Weir and NOT the original book.