Into Thin Air is a thrilling adventure novel about real life, Jon Krakauer and his teammates on the Adventure Consultants expedition led to the summit of Mount Everest. Like so many expeditions before them they would end in tragedy.

In the course of the novel, one is familiar with the process of acclimatization and prepare for the world's highest peaks to mount. Krakow has an amazing job of introducing you to people who were on the mountain during the time of the EverestDisaster of 1996. How to read the book that he or she is concerned with events in the run, while are familiar, and after the unfortunate event.

Although I already know what would be the final outcome of the expedition, I was drawn into the story and felt a great concern for the characters. Krakauer's great to remember the use of detail and the ability to recover real events and dialogues in the experience, leaving an anxious to read further.

There are some services for businessesLessons to be learned as we read about the commercialization of Mount Everest, as the importance of not more than promising and under delivery. However, I think this book is more of an adventure novel as a guide for a business-services.

Into Thin Air is a great read that will really pull at heart and ask: "Why are you so happen to such disasters?" I would definitely recommend this book to looking for an exciting read. The book can also be aInspiration for the human will and strength to overcome obstacles in your own life.