I saw Scott Kelly speak at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City the day his book came out. He has a dry wit and an intriguing history. I was excited to read his book since that talk, but after reading this excerpt, I'm even more interested in learning about his experience spending a year on the International Space Station.
I followed Kelly on social media while he was in space. And I've read a few other books about space, particularly Chris Hadfield's An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth, so I'm interested to see how their experiences differ, leading up to their time in space. And of course, considering Kelly spent a whole year in space, reading about the effects that he felt afterwards (and may continue to feel into the future), would make for a fascinating story.
The cover is very cool; it almost reminds me of the movie Gravity.
I followed Kelly on social media while he was in space. And I've read a few other books about space, particularly Chris Hadfield's An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth, so I'm interested to see how their experiences differ, leading up to their time in space. And of course, considering Kelly spent a whole year in space, reading about the effects that he felt afterwards (and may continue to feel into the future), would make for a fascinating story.
The cover is very cool; it almost reminds me of the movie Gravity.