By Ariel Waldman.
This is a fun, short book with illustrations and one-page anecdotes of the things that happen, things that you can do, things that you can’t do, and what things are wonderful or horrible about being in space.
I really enjoyed it – I’ll never get to space (as much as I’d like to), so learning about what I’m missing is fun and educational. Definitely safe for kids – yes, there is talk of “elimination” but what kid doesn’t already want to know the answers to those questions? Or people like me who might physically be a woman in her mid-forties but has the scatalogical humour of a 9-year-old-boy?
And that is me finally done for January. We won’t count the 3 national geographic magazines or four gardening magazines, right? Can’t review them. Or can I?
heretherebespiders 
Ah we all love space and stories of people / things in space. Hugs
I would love to go! Oh well.
Ron says sometimes he would like to send me. 🙂 Hugs
He wants you to know his exact words were ” straight to the moon Alice, straight to the moon!”. Hugs
Oh, I remember that show, too! The Honeymooners:) Tell him I said you are prettier than Alice!
I love you ! sweet smiles. 🙂 Hugs
How is Loki?
Linda
Augh, I missed this! Lumi is still barfing at night, but the poops are nice and solid! Half way there.
I mean Lumie!
Cool book. Must find it! We live so close to mission control and always look for the space station over head. Sigh. I keep saying I’m going to have a taco/hot dog stand by the commercial space ports when they start up so I can hear all the stories
Ooo, that would be a fun job! I’m super pleased I got a Twitter like from the author herself! I think this is only an E book…it’s how himself gave it to me, anyway.