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Book Reviews of Everest : Mountain Without MercyBook Review: the sequence of 'Into Thin Air-Jon Krakauer' Summary: 5 Stars
I like this book very much.Please read after 'Into Thin Air-Jon Krakauer'for the complete story. It's full of superb pictures you can never see from others. I'm looking for this video.
Book Review: Almost like being there. Summary: 5 Stars
A great book on the experience of taking on Mt. Everest. The photography is great. Anyone interested experiencing MT. Everest without actually going there, should read this book.
Book Review: Awesome Everest Summary: 5 Stars
A stunning photo-journal of Everest, focusing on the tragic/heroic month of May 1996. Excellent narrative accompanied by fantastic photographs.
Book Review: Everest: Mountain without mercy Summary: 5 Stars
This is another awesome book to show Mount Everest. If you like nice pictures of mountains(especially Mount Everest), this is the best.
Book Review: Fascinating story; beautiful pictures Summary: 4 Stars
This book is about the IMAX team's filming during the same climbing season the famous 1996 disaster chronicled in "Into Thin Air" occurred. The book includes some information also discussed in "Into Thin Air," but also lots of interesting stories about the IMAX team's climb. It also has gorgeous pictures of the climb [although there appears not to have been a still camera at and near the very top, because presumably it wasn't working in such high altitude.] I could have done without the detailed descriptions of how an IMAX camera worked, but it's a small quibble, and probably necessary to the story. There is also a list in the back of statistics and names of people who have summitted, which is terrific for climbing afficianados like me. I would highly recommend this book to any fan of climbing and adventure books to add to their collection.
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