Chris Hadfield Collection 3 Books Set (The Apollo Murders [Hardcover], You Are Here [Hardcover], An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth)

Chris Hadfield Collection 3 Books Set brings together three hardback titles by astronaut Chris Hadfield: The Apollo Murders, You Are Here and An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth. Spanning fiction, photography and personal experience, the set moves from a top-secret lunar mission to a view of Earth from orbit, and on to reflections shaped by years of training and space exploration.

Across the collection, Hadfield explores the pressures of spaceflight, the perspective gained from seeing our planet from space, and the mindset required when conventional wisdom is challenged. The books are presented as a three-volume set, with two titles specified as hardback editions.

Included titles

• The Apollo Murders [Hardcover]
• You Are Here [Hardcover]
• An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth

Key details

• Three-book set by Chris Hadfield
• Includes two hardback titles: The Apollo Murders and You Are Here
• Combines a Moon-mission thriller, a photographic view of Earth from space, and a personal account of training and exploration

Synopses

The Apollo Murders [Hardcover]

Set in 1973, a final, top-secret mission heads to the Moon with three astronauts in a small module, far from home and help. As Russian and American crews race for a hidden bounty on the lunar surface, rivalries resurface and political tensions on Earth are pushed towards breaking point.

You Are Here [Hardcover]

Chris Hadfield presents Earth as our home, seen from space. Drawing on photographs, including many not previously shared, he revisits images that drew widespread attention from his International Space Station updates and offers a broader perspective on what they show.

An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth

Hadfield takes readers into his years of training and space exploration to examine how to make the impossible possible. Through stories that include launch, spacewalks and the calm responses required in crises, he considers how conventional wisdom can obstruct achievement and happiness.