Not only entertaining, but also very instructive

Last year we have interested us more and more for the life of an astronaut, because with Alexander Gerst was the first time a German up there, I have consciously noticed. When researching we came across Chris Hadfield, who gave social media from the ISS on a new meaning and not only took care of interesting, funny Twitter conversations, but also took up the first music video in space. "Space Oddity", it could hardly have been appropriate.

When we discovered this book, we had to read it necessarily.
And we did not regret it, on the contrary, we have swallowed "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth".

Chris Hadfield is one of the few very lucky astronauts who were in space more than once. In his book, he explains:
~ Why this is special
~ His biography in the main fundamentals that led him several times into space
~ Like the life of an astronaut on Earth really looks like that there is also work to be done down here
~ How and especially how long a mission is prepared and then runs of launch preparations to landing debriefings
~ Spend as astronauts through their tight schedule time on the ISS
~ And what wisdom he has for astronauts and ready us mere mortals.
Since Chris Hadfield has a very entertaining style and a great sense of humor brings, the nonfiction passages are never boring and remains for each reader a light, good to understand reading.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who simply witty aphorisms and entertaining biographies interested in astronauts or!