I read this book earlier in the pandemic (summer) but I want really online much around that time and I mislaid the book without registering it. Anyway, I found it today with something I'd set aside for my nephew (who's much too young for it-- he's just a baby) so I am registering it now.

I have the regular version of this book on my TBR pile so I can't compare the two yet, but the Young Readers' Edition was a good read (a quick one for me, since I'm not actually a Young Reader, but still interesting).

The part that I remember best is actually a part about an experiment demonstrating air flow/turbulence (including a photo on page 106). My husband used to fly small aircraft, and I remember quizzing him about things relating to this (wing tip vortices) while he was studying this science in ground school, so that part stuck out for me. I thought it was pretty neat that Katherine Johnson was part of the research on that subject (and I was also a little surprised they hadn't already figured that of before she got the chance to do it)!

Anyway, I have some ideas for releasing this but I'm not doing much of that right now, so we'll have to wait and see.

I left this book on Tom Patterson Island while visiting the solar system light display. It was between 8:30 and 9 PM. I left the book in a protective bag, lying on top of the historical marker about the island.

If you've found this book, thanks for picking it up and checking out its journal! If you're new to bookcrossing, welcome. We'd love it if you'd stick around with us a while. I really hope that you enjoy both this book and the whole bookcrossing experience!