The book is very detailed and does what it says it does. It has great articles to read through, which are understandable even if you are not well versed in astronomy. I would generally recommend this book to my students, who love the idea of exploring space.
NetGalley, Ana Chakhnashvili

This thrilling day-by-day account of the Apollo 11 mission explores everything from the historic flight itself, to how the $24bn space programme divided a nation. Also includes a wealth of stories, from the Chilean lawyer who claimed ownership of the moon to Hilton's plans for a 'lunar hotel'.
The Bookseller 8/3/19

This is a well-written and very informative compilation, and is likely to be of interest to both professional and amateur astronomers alike. Some readers with a passing interest in ‘things in the sky’ may also find it of interest.
Keith Rimmer, NZ Crown Mines

As promoted in 'Astronomer's Gift Guide' feature
BBC Sky at Night, December 2018

[link=http://optimamagazine.co.uk/read/homes/design/1812-from-a-galaxy-far-far-away]Interview article[/link] as featured by
Optima, 7th April 2018