
A Princess of Mars
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Macleod Andrews
A Princess of Mars was the first book by Edgar Rice Burroughs to feature the character John Carter. It led to an 11-book series featuring his adventures and became the basis for the 2012 movie. Carter is a war-weary former military captain during the Civil War who is inexplicably transported to Mars. He quickly (and reluctantly) becomes embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions among the inhabitants of the planet.
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Perfect narration
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I great story made better by out of this world narration!
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Excellent loved it!
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A Princess of Mars
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Outstanding!
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Very.... 1912.
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But it descends into silliness that must be aimed at boys in Junior High. It might work better as a comic book than a novel. It gets more complicated and ridiculous as it progresses. At first, Mars is a strange and different place from planet earth. But soon it becomes a Sci-Fi version of our own home planet – with palaces, governments, and endless wars. My goodness, there are even glass windows.
All the traits of humans are recreated in the inhabitants of Mars. In the end the story leads to a romance, and competition for the girl.
More like an elaborate Flash Gordon story than serious creation of an other world. Or maybe it could be compared with Lord of the Rings, where readers delight in all the warfare.
I gave it 2 stars because Macleod Andrews does a good job narrating, but the story didn't work for me at all.
Well narrated, but silly story
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