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Reddit mentions of Apollo: The Race to the Moon
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Apollo: The Race to the Moon. Here are the top ones.
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the dramtic story of America's race to the moon
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Neither would I, but that's a quote from a third party, there. The page author seems to have an axe to grind, and is using that... "book" as ammunition. My point is incidental to his argument.
If you want another, feel free to hunt down where this came from. You can also have a look here - I explicitly remember the change being spoken about as a consequence of the Apollo 1 fire.
It was pretty good... sunny three of the four days, and I went for a swim on the 4th day anyway. I've only started reading books for pleasure in the last year. I'm trying to work in fiction but even when I was little I was drawn to non-fiction books and that's still true. The last book I finished was Apollo: The Race to the Moon... excellent read, surprisingly compelling. Before that I read Pre-Suasion, a book about influencing people, Roger Ebert's memoir, and a book about Hillary's 2016 presidential campaign.