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Daisey
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This was a great listen that describes the experiences of the first six American women to be astronauts - Sally Ride, Judy Resnik, Anna Fisher, Kathy Sullivan, Shannon Lucid, and Rhea Seddon.

#nonfiction #audiobook #LitsyBookClub #DeweysReadathon

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Daisey
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Happy Saturday and good morning! I started this audiobook with breakfast today and am looking forward to spending lots of time listening while I work around the house today.

#DeweysReadathon #readathon #BookAndBreakfast #LitsyBookClub #audiobook #nonfiction

Scochrane26 I love this book! 2w
Ruthiella This sounds like a great nonfiction companion to a scifi book I recently read 2w
Daisey @Ruthiella That does sound like an interesting companion read. 2w
Daisey @Scochrane26 I agree; it was fantastic! 2w
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AvidReader25
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I couldn't put this down. It's a nonfiction account of NASA's first 6 female astronauts. They went through so much to break the glass ceiling all the way into space. There were moments when their story was infuriating because of what they had to put up with but I am so grateful for their fearless determination. These brilliant women were doctors & scientists long before joining NASA. Their dedication to the space prorgam paved the way for so many.

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Sharpeipup
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Loving the tagged book but wish I‘d read it before my recent trip to Kennedy Space Center 👩‍🚀👩‍🚀👩‍🚀👩‍🚀👩‍🚀👩‍🚀🚀

Texreader Great photo!! 2mo
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Scochrane26
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2nd 5 ⭐️ read for January, an audiobook. I‘m old enough to remember the Challenger explosion, which is toward the end of this book, but I didn‘t know anything before that. This is so interesting, I looked forward to the drive to & from work. These women are/were amazing, courageous, & way smarter than me.

Singout If you like that book, you‘d probably like this excellent one, the bio of female teacher and passenger Christa McAuliffe, recommended for #AuldLangSpine by @Amiable two years ago. 3mo
Scochrane26 @Singout Thanks, I‘ll look for that one. 3mo
Amiable I have this book sitting right on the top of my TBR stack! 3mo
Singout @Amiable Didn‘t you read it in 2021? 3mo
Amiable @Singout I read “The Burning Blue” in 2021. I have “The Six” in my stacks. 3mo
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Bluebird
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AvidReader25 I can‘t wait to read this one! 4mo
Andrew65 Sounds a perfect read! 4mo
Bluebird @AvidReader25 and @Andrew65 I hope you enjoy it! I learned a lot. It was fascinating to learn what these women had to go through in order to become astronauts. Real trailblazers! 4mo
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Born.A.Reader
Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13 | Jim Lovell, Jeffrey Kluger
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great choice 🚀 🌕👍🏻 4mo
Eggs Perfect ❤️🚀 💙 4mo
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Bookwormjillk
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I love listening to this audiobook this time of year because it has the recording of the astronauts reading Genesis on Christmas Eve while in orbit around the moon. This was such an inspiring mission, but not as well known as some of the others.

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Bluebird
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Excellent read about the first women astronauts..including a bit about the Mercury 13-women who went through the physiological and psychological testing in 1960, but were still excluded from the space program. Highly recommended to anyone wanting to learn more of about the female pioneers of NASA and all they went through to achieve their dreams.

#novelnovember #bookspinbingo #doublespin

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 5mo
Andrew65 Fantastic 🚀🚀🚀 5mo
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Amie
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I knew of Sally Ride, of course, and Judy Resnik, unfortunately because of the Challenger disaster, but it's a shame that i never knew about the other four women in this group. Fascinating book. So hard to read when you know the disaster coming at the end. These are/were amazing women.

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