A pretty interesting book that's easy to recommend, if not quite demand that you run out and pick up now. The book is mostly a autobiography of Hadfield's life, mostly centered on his last mission to space on the International Space Station. Mixed in is almost comedically Canadian common sense advice (make sure you're doing your own job well, etc). I don't really know that I have much more to say about this; I liked reading it, and the advice isn't bad. Um, I guess this review's a small bite.
Grade: B
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