A Rover's Story-A Book Review!


 


My copy of A Rover's Story by Jasmine Warga


Hello! Perfect day to read your new comma, isn't it? Today seems like a good time to snuggle up with a good book and relax after the week's happenings. This is a heartwarming, beautiful story about a rover who wasn't supposed to adapt human feelings, but that wasn't the case... you must be intrigued, as I am, and I already read this book! Let's start our little introduction to this novel.

Resilience, a Mars Rover, wasn't expected to get human feelings. He was expected to go to Mars, then come back. But unexpected things happen. While he was being built by the NASA scientists, he developed them naturally. But he was launched into space soon enough, and was accompanied by his drone buddy, Fly. With millions of computers and humans tracking him, he roved on Mars. But challenges occurred, some of them leading to the rover going into... silence. Will Resilience have the courage and strength to survive on Mars?

I want to read this all over again! Try this book if you are into science and even just plain old reading!

Have a comfortable, relaxing weekend!

 The Weekend Comma



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