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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
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As spell binding now as it ever was.,
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This review is from: Voyager Classics - The Martian Chronicles (Paperback)
The Martian Chronicles has stood up well to the test of time. The issues it deals with such as war and human angst are as relevant today as they ever were. I'd read the first 100 pages before I even realised what time it was! I'd recommend this book to anyone who enjoys not only science fiction, but also to anyone who enjoys reading a book that will make them think. It's a good read although sometimes Bradbury's observations into human nature will have you squirming uncomfortably.Be warned, don't start to read this late at night, it'll be early morning before you put it down.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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WOW!,
By philiptewari@icqmail.com (Slough, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Martian Chronicles (Flamingo Modern Classic) (Paperback)
This book is excellent. The plot is well concieved and the idea of martians living out their lives as us earthlings, intriging. The epic adventure and irony of the tale is like on other. BUY BUY BUY! You won't regret it. You will never be able to put it down!
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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Mars is heaven.,
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This review is from: Voyager Classics - The Martian Chronicles (Paperback)
The Martian Chronicles is a genre classic that details mankind's numerous attempts to colonise the red planet. From the outset, you are drawn into Ray Bradbury's charming yet heartbreaking allegory of the conquest of the New World. As in the historical Americas, many of Mars' native inhabitants succumb to the diseases brought by the human settlers, who themselves fall prey to their own greed and loneliness. These stories are both beautiful and tragic and I defy anyone not to be quietly moved by 'The Martian', a wonderful tale of love and loss. Bradbury has the uncanny ability to reach into your chest and play with your heart.
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