I've read both of Weir's other books and I really enjoy the movie adaptation of The Martian. But I'm wondering if the book will be like reading the movie or if it will have something new to offer? (If there is something new please don't spoil)

I understand wren’s desire to be free of the “doing everything together” thing that often plagues twins but she didn’t have to let her sister feel so left out and abandoned like that.

Nearly finished my re-read. Apollo is back as a god and visiting the waystation and talks to Georgina again.

What i don't get is...how can he still not confirm or deny that she's his daughter? He is back to full-power, and if we go back innther series' Percy made the gods promise to claim all their children. So logically they should be able to know immediately if a child is theirs or not...

The thing with RR's books is that they start slow and all, takes me 4-5 days to read but after the 50% mark, I become ADDICTED. Literally don't want to put them down for a minute 😮‍💨