Green Mars Audiobook

" Too much sex and between creepily old people. It's hard to believe these 120 year olds getting all worked up over each other. The other thing I didn't like was that one of the moholes became a volcano but it only figures in one scene and is not mentioned again in the rest of the book. "

" the story started in Red Mars taken to step 2. the original colonists have moved on into development, fractures in utopia are showing through. Again a well handled practical look at living on a colonised world. "

" Very philosophical, at times extremely dense, but definitely a Book Series Worth Reading "

" Third in the trilogy. Loved this one too. "

" The books are mainly about high-detail character development and technology references. Not a high-action SCIFI novel, but I am enjoying the progression. "

" Second in the classic hard science fiction trilogy. Many of my Harvey Mudd classmates read and enjoyed the trilogy, but you may be surprised to learn my Mom read and enjoyed the trilogy! "

" really dragged ass for the middle 1/2, strong start and strong ending. Onward... "

" different from the first one, but just as good. can't wait for blue! "

" A solid second book in the series. Keeping the dynamics of old characters while introducing new ones. Entertaining but largely unremarkable. Puts more pressure on the final book. "

" the story continues... "

" ....and this might be where I gave up on this series. "

" This one was my favorite in the series. I was really into the ecology/terraforming aspect of this book, which isnt surprising since I am a botanist/ecologist, but nevertheless I recommend it to anyone who has any interest in that topic at all. "

" Upon rereading this, I have to bump it up a star. "

" The books interested me less and intrigued me less, possibly as Mars became more and more like earth and the issues and problems became more and more like what one might expect on Earth (given, and Earth of the future and a Mars of the future). "

" Somewhat 'realistic' tale about the colonization of Mars, focusing on the politics and the relations with Earth. "

" Much like Red Mars, great to see the planet evolving on it's own :) "

" much more fast-paced than Red Mars. still astounding in breadth of scientific, socio-economic, and cultural subject matters. you will choose favorites out of the many characters here, guaranteed (that is, unless you're disliking the read). "

" If you liked the first one then this is good enough to keep on going "

" Dragged on. in the end, I couldn't finish it. "

" This series began to lose me about here. How could terraforming mars be so boring. "

" If you liked the first one then this is good enough to keep on going "

" ....and this might be where I gave up on this series. "

" interesting transition from book 1 to 2. very entertaining. "

" A worthy follow-up to Red Mars. You're going to witness a person acquire and cure themselves of non-fluent aphasia, and the author writes an account of that fairly well. "

" Not as compelling as Red Mars. "

" Just as good as the last, though getting slightly silly (well, silly enough that I won't read the third.) "