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An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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Reads like a job interview. I was hoping for something a bit more sensory. Instead, Hadfield describes his accomplishments unemotionally and without a lot of insight - other than "work hard and dream big!". Hadfield is definitely accomplished and has stories to tell. But I wish each statement didn't end with a notch on his belt.
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Mar 26, 2014 08:02PM
Can't say I agree with that last sentence at all. Col. Hadfield also tells of some of his failures in life, and what he learned from them.
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THis book was dead boring in the first half.
I wanted so much to like it. It simply did not flow for me. His accomplishments are undeniable .To me he seems far more accessible his YouTube videos.
