I just tried scrolling down past the first chapter because I wanted to read more. I love how Scott Kelly packs so much into just the first chapter, but it doesn't feel rushed. He paints the picture of family dinner. I felt his pain with him (of the re-introduction to gravity, not his family).
Currently, I'm part-through Chris Hadfield's part lessons, part memoirs. I started it last December and the mix just doesn't grab me. Just with memoirs, Scott has grabbed me and has me begging for more.
Currently, I'm part-through Chris Hadfield's part lessons, part memoirs. I started it last December and the mix just doesn't grab me. Just with memoirs, Scott has grabbed me and has me begging for more.