I honestly can't wait for this book to come out! Although I tend to read more fiction than memoir, the premise of this one grabbed me.
Learning about what it was like in space was fascinating, but also I just really enjoyed his narrative voice. It was easy to read and had a conversational feel to it. I appreciated that more technical jargon was either left out or explained.
Scenes were quick-paced and also I found that he built up a little bit of suspense when he told his story, which is hard to do for memoir. In particular, I liked how he went into such detail about how hard it was just to re-learn how to walk.
I will recommend this book to my friends for sure and definitely pick up a copy too.
Learning about what it was like in space was fascinating, but also I just really enjoyed his narrative voice. It was easy to read and had a conversational feel to it. I appreciated that more technical jargon was either left out or explained.
Scenes were quick-paced and also I found that he built up a little bit of suspense when he told his story, which is hard to do for memoir. In particular, I liked how he went into such detail about how hard it was just to re-learn how to walk.
I will recommend this book to my friends for sure and definitely pick up a copy too.