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- Los que soñaban con la Luna (Misión Apolo) (Spanish Edition)
Los que soñaban con la Luna (Misión Apolo) (Spanish Edition)
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Product Details
Overview
In this series of books for young adults, the historical deeds of some of the world’s best-known adventurers are presented in novel format. Each book contains a photographic documentary that prolongs the adventure.
From blastoff to landing, every second of the missions that astronaut Jim Lovell flew in the 1960s and 1970s was terrifying and exciting. The Apollo 8 mission went well, and its splashy return to Earth made Lovell famous. It would take the anguishing Apollo 13 mission that bordered on disaster, however, to make him a hero.
En esta serie de libros para adolescentes, los hechos históricos de algunos de los más reconocidos aventureros del mundo están presentados en formato de novela. Cada libro contiene un cuaderno de fotos para prolongar la aventura.
Desde el despegue hasta el aterrizaje, cada segundo de las misiones que el astronauta Jim Lovell voló en los sesenta y setenta fue aterrador y emocionante. La misión Apolo 8 terminó bien y su regreso salpicante hizo a Lovell famoso. Sería la angustiosa misión Apolo 13, sin embargo—la cual estuvo al borde de desastre—que lo convertiría en héroe.
