Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Karen Frank

Anyone who is an artist will feel even more creative after reading this fascinating and fun book. The author makes a spectacular case for the ways painters, musicians, chefs and writers discovered and described various functions of our brains which are only now being documented by scientists. The famous example is Proust's memory connected to the taste of a "cookie" which along with many others clarifies what we all should know already, that art and artists are absolutely essential to humanity.

Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Jamie LaPointe

A Man on the Moon is the definitive account of the Apollo space program. Andrew Chaikin interviewed 23 out of 24 astronauts who walked on the moon as well as countless other people. This is actually one of two books that I will never not have, the other being Eugene Kranz's Failure is not an Option. This my all time favorite non fiction book. This is a well written, well researched book with a good amount of detail and an excellent style of writing.