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Άρτεμις

Author: Andy Weir

Jasmin Basara has no desire to become a heroine: she simply wants to get rich. For now, however, she lives in one of the most degraded areas of 'Artemis and manages to get by, constantly balancing on...

Jasmin Basara has no desire to become a heroine: she simply wants to get rich. For now, however, she lives in one of the most degraded areas of 'Artemis and manages to get by, constantly balancing on the thin line between legality and illegality.

So, when the opportunity for a big score arises, Jazz grabs it. All she needs is a good plan. Oh, and the...

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    No relation to his first book, "The Martian". It is very tiresome because it makes frequent use of many names with strange names, monotonous, tries unsuccessfully to put "slang" in the book and does not "transport" you at all like it does with his first book, something that you seek in such books.
    2 stars because if you have insomnia, it is the best way to deal with it. After a while, I fell asleep every time I read it.

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  • No relation to his first book, "The Martian". It is very tiresome because it makes frequent use of many names with strange names, monotonous, tries unsuccessfully to put "slang" in the book and does not "transport" you at all like it does with his first book, something that you seek in such books.
    2 stars because if you have insomnia, it is the best way to deal with it. After a while, I fell asleep every time I read it.

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Jasmin Basara has no desire to become a heroine: she simply wants to get rich. For now, however, she lives in one of the most degraded areas of 'Artemis and manages to get by, constantly balancing on the thin line between legality and illegality.

So, when the opportunity for a big score arises, Jazz grabs it. All she needs is a good plan. Oh, and the execution of course!

But even if in her perfect scheme Jazz has carefully calculated all the parameters of life in space and one-sixth of Earth's gravity, there is always an unpredictable factor, whether on Earth or on the Moon: mankind.

'Artemis is an irresistible blend of science, suspense, and humor, from Andy Weir, the leading author of the genre, who gifted us the bestseller 'The Martian.'

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Author
Andy Weir
Publisher
Ekdoseis Papadopoulos
Publishers
Papadopoulos Publications
Type
Science Fiction
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
366
Release Date
5/2018
Publication Date
2018
Dimensions
14.5x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9789605698522

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    No relation to his first book, "The Martian". It is very tiresome because it makes frequent use of many names with strange names, monotonous, tries unsuccessfully to put "slang" in the book and does not "transport" you at all like it does with his first book, something that you seek in such books.
    2 stars because if you have insomnia, it is the best way to deal with it. After a while, I fell asleep every time I read it.

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  • No relation to his first book, "The Martian". It is very tiresome because it makes frequent use of many names with strange names, monotonous, tries unsuccessfully to put "slang" in the book and does not "transport" you at all like it does with his first book, something that you seek in such books.
    2 stars because if you have insomnia, it is the best way to deal with it. After a while, I fell asleep every time I read it.

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