Buzz Aldrin was the second human to step foot on the Moon. This is his memoir of that time and his struggles through the aftermath up to today. Not a bad read but nothing spectacular.
Rating 1-5
I had high hopes about this one. I vaguely remember when it came out but it came up again when I was reading about one of last month's books, Julian Barnes', "Sense of an Ending" which has some similarities to this one. I found this story's meandering back and forth in time, via the main character's memory, a bit confusing. Maybe it was the setting. I don't know. I just didn't love it.
Rating 1-5
It's hard to go wrong with anything by the two time Pulizer winning, David McCullough. This is no exception. I'll let him tell you about it:
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