T-Minus : The Race to the Moon (Paperback)

from rapago

I like the books that Jim Ottaviani writes. He tackles non-fiction subjects in a graphic novel format that allows the reader to learn from the art as well as the text. The story is still told, and is perhaps more accessible than a regular historical book. This is the story of the race to the moon...

from abbylibrarian

As American scientists worked furiously to design spacecraft that would put a man on the moon (as Kennedy challenged them to do in 1961), Russian scientists were working just as hard. T-Minus chronicles the Space Race and the many successful and unsuccessful American and Russian missions that led...

from shookrl

T-Minus the race to the moon takes a look at the great space race in perspectives from both Russia and the United States of America covering the challenges, failures and successes from Sputnik to landing on the moon and beyond. This graphic novel gives a succinct history in a fun way for young ad...

from zzshupinga

One of the things that has fascinated me since I can remember, even though I hate heights, is space travel. I remember catching the bug sometime in middle school and I've never given it up. So I was excited to see a graphic novel that deals with the space race of the late 60's-70's. And while you...

from tnelson725

This graphic novel starts in 1957 and tells the story of the race to the moon between the United State and Russia. The book focuses on the men and women who worked toward the goal and not just the astronauts. The Russians were the first to launch a satellite into space and the story ended with th...