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Publisher's Summary
One of the inspirations for the major motion picture Everest, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Keira Knightley.
This is the true story of a 24-hour period on Everest when members of three separate expeditions were caught in a storm and faced a battle against hurricane-force winds, exposure, and the effects of altitude, which ended the worst single-season death toll in the peak's history.
In March 1996, Outside magazine sent veteran journalist and seasoned climber Jon Krakauer on an expedition led by celebrated Everest guide Rob Hall. Despite the expertise of Hall and the other leaders, by the end of summit day eight people were dead.
Krakauer's audiobook is at once the story of the ill-fated adventure and an analysis of the factors leading up to its tragic end. Written within months of the events it chronicles, Into Thin Air clearly evokes the majestic Everest landscape. As the journey up the mountain progresses, Krakauer puts it in context by recalling the triumphs and perils of other Everest trips throughout history. The author's own anguish over what happened on the mountain is palpable as he leads his listeners to ponder timeless questions.
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- Tonya
- 21-11-2016
I feel like I have just climbed Everest!
I enjoyed the narration and historical detail. also loved the retrospective analysis of events. a great read!
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- Anonymous User
- 16-01-2019
An incredible yet harrowing tale
An amazing story, wonderfully written, of what it means to push oneself til there is nothing left.
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- Walker
- 01-01-2019
Raw, honest and insightful
Though at times you will question if the level of depth is needed in all areas, after completing the book I can say that it is. You feel like the author wants to share everything and let the world judge him and his actions. It is an amazing book, worth listening to every minute. I highly recommend it.
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- Ryan
- 03-12-2018
Awesome book, very harrowing story - could improve
Only complaint was the accents were terrible, mainly the South African and New Zealand accents which sounded more like a botched Aussie accent than anything. Would have preferred no accents at all as it does distract from the story . Overall read very well and highly recommend this book !
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- ken Kroeger
- 27-10-2018
The most INTENSE true story!
if you've ever wondered what it would be like to climb a big mountain or to summit mount Everest, read or listen to this book.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-10-2018
A gripping book
A gripping book that stirs the imagination and inspires fear.
Very informative and descriptive, read at a good pace.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-10-2018
I loved every minute, riveting!
You will not regret it, go ahead and listen to this book, it's fabulous! I couldn't stop listening
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- Anonymous User
- 12-04-2018
Accents
The narrator should not try to replicate the accents of the characters. They were amateur and detracted from the impact.
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- Andrew
- 08-04-2018
No my Cup of Tea
I hated the accents the reader put on which really took away from the story. Aditionally as a non climber I really struggled to find purchase in this book.
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- Damien
- 20-12-2017
Incredible first hand account and beautifully written!
This book gives you tremendous insight into the struggles and hardships of what happened on Everest in 1997. Krakauer obviously poured his heart and soul into this book, it is thrilling and deeply saddening. I can’t recommend it enough, it’ll have you on the edge of your seat and also pull at your heart strings at the same time. Buy it, you won’t regret it.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29-05-2018
Great book...
Loved it! i'm not a mountaineer but enjoyed the epic story! Great, Gripping, and life lessons to be learned.
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- Daniël Cloete
- 20-11-2017
Balanced
As an avid amateur mountaineer and writer, this book spoke to me on many levels. Perhaps it seems more intellectual to criticize, but I will avoid this pretentious practice.
Krakauer's account is rendered with a balance of awe, realism, adventure, reverence and sadness. While not as experienced as John myself, the technical and physical aspects of climbing were completely relatable to me as an amateur. The surrealism of losing a teammate on the mountain is so relatable that I was reduced to tears I was unable to shed previously.
Thank you for this John, and may you find the peace you seek.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-09-2017
Great
It feels like as true an accounting of a tragedy, that anyone can give, having being in the middel and/or apart of it.
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- Kate Oats
- 14-05-2017
Compelling and cautionary
Tragic story compellingly told. Use of accents by narrator was not great though, as someone very familiar with South African and New Zealand accents, it made for some awkward moments. Otherwise, a very good listen.
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- Garreth
- 22-02-2017
An exceptional and personal account. Must read.
I started this book with a little bit of a reservation due to the controversy around it and the movie. Within in minutes I was quickly engrossed in the phenomenal story telling. Not much of a reviewer, but this book is a must read for anyone interested in Everest and the limits of human kind.
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- girish
- 28-01-2017
very interesting and heart touching ...
Loved it ... feel sorry for Rob hall, Scott & I do agree with the author on Anatoli boukreev. Although he saved many lives at the end... he could've saved many others by climbing with oxygen as a guide... anyways he is one gem of a mountaineer. RIP Anatoli and finally Well done krakauer
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- Michael Dawson
- 20-05-2016
A gripping story told with honesty & understanding
A very powerful story of a tragedy on Everest which the author witnessed first hand. Difficult to put down. Very well written. Jon suffered from strong guilt after the event which although I understand was entirely unjustified. He could not have done more in his condition. When my late wife died she sent messages back to ask me to stop grieving as it was holding her back. Bodies die not people and the departed are very understanding and prefer us to get on with our lives and drop our guilt. I hope Jon has now done that - it would make the climbers on Everest who died happy.
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- Michael
- 22-04-2016
Brilliant
Any additional comments?
I'm relatively new to audio books but this is definitely the best so far. Starts of with historical information about the mountain and the stories of other people that have been up to the top of Everest or attempted it, which is a nice build up to the events which happened in 1996.
Nearly listened to the whole thing in one sitting but got through it on the second attempt.
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- Mr. Dj Jenkins
- 28-06-2016
So gripping, so intense!
haunting, chilling, and utterly enthralling! could not stop listening, to hear the story through johns eyes was such an experience 10/10
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- Steve S
- 08-11-2016
Exceeded expectations
Purchased this on a whim as it was in the sale. Wasn't expecting much, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and didn't want it to end. It's been a long time since I have said that about an audiobook!
The book is written in such a way that you almost feel like you are there with the climbers. You get drawn in to the unfolding disaster, as though you were part of it.
Note that it is not necessary to have any interest in climbing to enjoy this book. I certainly haven't, but I did! Enjoy
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- Robert
- 14-10-2016
Real life adventure
Very interesting thought provoking a true story of goals and glory ,
Apart from a couple of editing errors ( you can't miss them , you can't miss them ) that's a clue, a sad but unavoidable story of the power of nature
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- richest4u
- 04-09-2016
Amazing
Fantastic story which works hard to make you understand the gravity of a decision to take on Everest and the risks involved. Entirely friendly to those not into climbing (as I'm not) and truly gripping at times. The recording is a bit janky however, with some sections repeating themselves.
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-05-2016
couldn't stop listening
this is a well read interesting account of the events that took place on Everest. thoroughly enjoyed it
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- John McCluskey
- 09-06-2016
Epic Tale
Would you try another book written by Jon Krakauer or narrated by Philip Franklin?
Would definitely try another book by Jon, Into the wild was excellent as well. The narration I found pretty excruciating.
What did you like best about this story?
Close quarters account of what happened on that fateful summit attempt in 1996 from Jon's perspective. Its an opinion, and there are others but a piece of the jigsaw all the same. It was well written and we got a sense of being on the mountain, so well done. Climbers as a breed didn't come off very well as there seemed a lot of ego jostling, but I guess you need to be like that to climb the worlds highest mountain.
How could the performance have been better?
OMG, those cheesy accents, they were all over the place. I found the narration poor and it could have been edited better as there were a few double lines read. I hang in till the end though as the story was compelling.
Was Into Thin Air worth the listening time?
Absolutely. Wasn't too heavy and I was well informed.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-10-2018
Good story, annoying narrator
While the book was interesting, the narrator did very bad accents for Brits, South Africans and New Zealanders which was quite grating.
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- colin
- 24-11-2016
Powerful
An Intensely powerful and thought provoking recount of an incredible event. I Couldn't stop listening. Accents a little dodgy!!
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- Mr. Chris R. Billington
- 31-10-2016
powerful story
tough reminder of human frailty but also our resolve.
There are at least 4 points when a section is repeated. clearly missed in the edit.
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