
By Suzanne Slade, Alan Marks (Illustrator)
Discover the untold stories of twelve men who left footprints on the moon.
Journey through the Apollo missions with twelve astronauts who dared to walk on the moon. From Neil Armstrong's historic first step to the final lunar landing, uncover the challenges and triumphs of these space pioneers. With insights from astronaut Alan Bean, explore the missions that expanded our understanding of the moon and beyond. What secrets did these brave explorers uncover on our celestial neighbor?
Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the Moon. That was the Apollo 11 mission. Since that moment, six more Apollo missions were launched, five successfully reached the moon, and eleven more men walked on its surface. In simple, poetic verse, Suzanne Slade takes readers on a trip to the Moon aboard all the Apollo missions from 1969 through 1972. Suzanne was able to work closely with astronaut Alan Bean, the lunar module pilot of the Apollo 12 landing. Backmatter includes a note from Alan Bean, information about the rockets and vehicles used, highlights from the missions, and more.
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