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Princess of Mars (Version 4)

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Princess of Mars (Version 4) by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a thrilling and imaginative novel that takes readers on a wild ride through the planet of Barsoom. The story follows John Carter, a Civil War veteran who is transported to Mars and finds himself embroiled in a war between rival Martian factions.

Burroughs' vivid descriptions of the Martian landscape and its inhabitants are truly captivating, drawing readers into a world filled with strange creatures, daring adventures, and epic battles. The character of Dejah Thoris, the titular Princess of Mars, is both strong and alluring, adding depth to the story and providing a romantic subplot that further enhances the narrative.

The pacing of the novel is fast-paced and action-packed, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow John Carter's journey across the red planet. Burroughs' writing is engaging and immersive, making it easy to get lost in the fantastical world he has created.

Overall, Princess of Mars (Version 4) is a timeless classic that has stood the test of time. Fans of science fiction and adventure will no doubt enjoy this captivating tale of courage, love, and heroism set against the backdrop of a fantastical Martian landscape.

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A Confederate soldier travels to Mars and is embroiled in its politics and wars, becoming a great swordsman and hero. - Summary by Terry Kroenung


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Reviews (Rated: 5 Stars - 14 reviews)

Reviewer: - September 2, 2020
Subject: great narrator
if you want to improve your english, this project is good choise. I love his voice.
Reviewer: - August 12, 2017
Subject: great
Have not read Burroughs for years. he is a master story teller and I will read his works often.
Reviewer: - May 17, 2016
Subject: Fantastic
I have read this book multiple times. It is still one of the best out there. Thomas did an amazing job at reading the story with passion which kept it extremely entertaining and engaging.
Reviewer: - February 24, 2016
the way in witch this book is written is amazing in the detail it portrays, I felt as though I could be there with them. this is worth your time to listen to. I felt very close with the characters in this book and can't wait to listen to the 2nd one.
Reviewer: - August 26, 2015
Subject: Review
Great story! I couldn't turn away from it. Thank you Thomas!
Reviewer: - December 4, 2014
Subject: Very Nice
It was well read and filled with action. Even some tasteful romance. I would listen again.
Reviewer: - September 17, 2014
Subject: A Princess of Mars
It goes to show you that the movie and books don't always align. This was a good book and am now curious as to how the next book in the series will go.
Reviewer: - August 21, 2014
I am studying english, this site is very nice. Great book.
Reviewer: - April 4, 2014
Subject: the princess of mars
It was a real good read. Also noticed that several different novels have been inspired by this novel.
Reviewer: - November 18, 2013
Subject: Pretty good story
One must take into account that the book was written in 1918 when listening to this si-fi story. But it is a great story and thank you so much for reading it to us. It makes my one hour drive each way to work enjoyable/bearable.
Reviewer: - April 16, 2013
Subject: Great narration
Thomas Copeland deserves accolades for his excellent reading of this Burroughs classic!
Reviewer: - April 1, 2013
Subject: Ok but classic
To be honest, it is the fact that this work is a classic which compels me to give it such a high rating. It's a thoroughly enjoyable romp-on-a-foreign-planet type of story, with a bit of boy-meets-girl thrown in for all-round appeal. While the storyline is far from perfect (I found that some areas were too dense and some too scanty, as well as some occurrences being just too convenient), it is still genuinely enjoyable. Burroughs had a fantastic vocabulary, and his way of describing a scene really draws the reader in. I would call this a holiday read, but a good one.
Reviewer: - March 6, 2013
Fantastically read, beautiful story.
Reviewer: - February 13, 2013
The gentleman reading the books void is a bit soft but ya I love it.


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