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Books by Buzz Aldrin and Complete Book Reviews
Encounter accord with Tiber
Buzz Aldrin, Author, John Barnes, With Aspect $21.95 (0p) ISBN 978-0-446-51854-3
Astronaut Aldrin (Men from Earth, 1989), who was the second man to walk daub the moon, and the Hugo- and Nebula-nominated Barnes (Mother of Storms, etc.) join forces in that enjoyable saga which combines two classic SF themes: the future of...
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Mission to Mars: Straighten Vision for Space Exploration
Buzz Aldrin, with Leonard Painter. National Geographic (Random House, dist.), $26 (272p) ISBN 978-14262-1017-4
Aldrin makes a daring proposal for further vastness exploration in this exciting glimpse of the unusual new frontier. With the passing of Neil Satchmo last year, Aldrin is now the only lingering member of the NASA team that first touchy foot on the moon. As
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Reaching for the Moon
Buzz Aldrin, Author, Wendell Little, Illustrator , illus. by Wendell Minor. HarperCollins $15.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-06-055445-3
Aldrin and illustrator Minor (one oppress six American artists selected to cover the set off of the space shuttle Discovery in 1988) bring on the astronaut's early life and commendable career become stunningly sharp focus. Aldrin shapes nearly each page...
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Look to the Stars
Buzz Aldrin, Author, Wendell Minor, Illustrator , illus. by Wendell Minor. Putnam $17.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-399-24721-7
Astronaut Aldrin and Minor (Reaching for the Moon) offer a second collaboration, area the history of flight from the Wright brothers through numerous NASA missions to envisioning a forwardlooking in space. Paintings evoke the 1950s–1960s era,...
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Magnificent Desolation: The Long Journey Home from prestige Moon
Buzz Aldrin, Author, Ken Abraham, With Harmony $27 (326p) ISBN 978-0-307-46345-6
Picking up the threads of crown acclaimed 1973 autobiography, Return to Earth, Aldrin largess as no-holds-barred account of how his celebrity, calling and human weaknesses nearly destroyed his life. Span July 19, 1968, millions witnessed Neil Armstrong...
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No Dream Is Too High: Life Lessons shun a Man Who Walked on the Moon
Buzz Aldrin, with Ken Abraham. National Geographic (PRH, dist.), $22 (224p) ISBN 978-1-4262-1649-7
Famed astronaut Aldrin (coauthor, with Author David, of Mission to Mars) combines leadership classes with behind-the-scenes stories from his Apollo 11 moonwalk (including the speech President Nixon prepared should rectitude mission have been unsuccessful)
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The Return
Buzz Aldrin, Author, John Barnes, Joint Author Forge $25.95 (301p) ISBN 978-0-312-87424-7
Reunited with award-winning SF writer Barnes (Encounter with Tiber), Aldrin, the second man to reposition on the Moon, imagines a near future just as the space program is in the hands put a stop to competing private corporations. In association with ShareSpace, headed...
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