Blue Mars Audiobook

" Second in the trilogy. Loved this one as well. "

" Boring. Very long and doesn't seem to be about anything in particular. With a few exceptions, nothing's happening. In truth, I couldn't get through the whole book, only read the first 30%, which took me a while. "

" 3rd of a trilogy. Start at Red Mars. "

" Robinson really shouldn't have written a third book, this it just an unnecessary drag. And I don't find it convincing that in a SINGLE CENTURY, within the extended lifetime of the first settlers, you could terraform Mars enough to create an ecosystem capable of supporting polar bears. Remember, they're apex predators. "

" I like Sax the best, but I was pretty bored with the series by the end of it. I only finished this book because I already had 1800 pages behind me. "

" A great end to the Mars trilogy, and definitely worth the read and journey. "

" The end of the KSR books with unlikeable characters doing really stupid things, but you keep reading despite of this because you want to know where the story goes. "

" Get your ass to Mars. "

" The Mars Trilogy is really a great analogy to the NCAD experience. You get older, surrounded by increasing numbers of petulant newcomers. You sadly lose frequent contact with your friends in other departments. You were like the first hundred and sixty, hermetically sealed in core back in the day. "

" Could be the finale to my favorite scifi series ever. So believable; every page was much less fantasy than history written too soon. Makes me anxious for the inevitable reality of humans living on a terraformed mars. "

" This series ruined me for anybody else's Mars books. I feel like I've been there, lived there, etc. No one else makes a place so real. "

" A very disjointed narrative that reads more like a collection of short stories about the same theme. Some of these sections are stunning in setting and concepts, while others are tedious and forgettable, and all the while the characters are not fleshed out and only exist to play their roles. "

" Great series. Delves equally deeply into constitutional politics as science. "

" One of the great SF series of all time! I agree with Arthur C. Clarke when he said, "It should be required reading for the colonists of the next century." Rarely has a colonization story been realized with such realism - of personalities, of politics, of culture, and of science. "

" seems this series has devolved from hard science into describing deviant sexual practices. boring. "

" Dragged in places but worth reading anyway "

" Red Mars, Green Mars, and Blue Mars make more of a Russian novel than an SF trilogy. I liked Red Mars best, though was disappointed with how Phobos "fell." Good books, all. "

" I loved this so much!! It was a tougher read than the rest of them. So much more detailed descriptions of landscape and such. A lot of depressing subject matter as well. But a satisfying ending! "

" Sorry, Mr Robinson lost me in this series. Yawn. I began to daydream while reading some paragraphs. "

" la colonizzazione di marte è finita il pianeta è diventato blu e i coloni continuano la loro lotta per dominar eil pianeta e per dare la giusta rotta con la grande madre terra ..<br/>la visione del futuro di robinson ci da tanti tantissimi spunti di rilfessione "

" All three are wonderful books that examine the nature of relationships and the conflicts between capitalism and preserving the environment. "

" I hope to write a complete review soon -- but really, the full Mars trilogy is one of the best things I've read in many, many years. "

" Never finished this one - found the people got tiresome. "

" I feel like the trilogy could best have been served as only a sequel. There was no need for extending the books to make three. There were parts of the first two that could have been removed and consolidate the few important plot developments from the third to the end of the second. "

" seems this series has devolved from hard science into describing deviant sexual practices. boring. "