Twins Mark and Scott discover an abandoned Apollo command module and take off to rescue a stranded Russian cosmonaut in the second Astrotwins adventure from retired NASA astronaut and the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Mousetronaut, Mark Kelly. Mark and Scott Kelly, who are mostly known for getting into trouble, are finally back from their first space adventure. The twins have wanted to explore space ever since they were little and watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon. And when they hear that a Russian cosmonaut is trapped inside the Salyut space station now orbiting 220 miles above the surface of the Earth, they wish they could find a way to help. While staying in the countryside at their grandfather s house with their friend Jenny (aka Egg), the twins repurpose a NASA Titan 2 rocket ship being stored nearby. Complete with spacesuits and snacks, the twins take off on their rescue mission. Will they ever see their family or their grandfather s backyard again? Written by a NASA astronaut with four space flights under his belt, the second exciting Astrotwins story includes extensive back matter on the space program with fantastic facts and details."

Project Rescue (Astrotwins) (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

Children's Books

Mark Kelly

Literature & Fiction

Turtleback Books

The Adventures of a Self-Managing Team

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Pfeiffer & Co.

This easy-to-read book distills three decades of research into 21 key ideas for managing and adapting to change. It is written for those who are experiencing change in their lives and organizations, and trying to understand the dynamics involved as well as how to cope.

Managing Change With Personal Resilience: 21 Keys For Bouncing Back & Staying On Top In Turbulent Organizations

Linda Hoopes

Daryl Conner

Mark Kelly Books

A full color backcountry ski guidebook to Colorado's most popular National Park by AMGA mountain guide Mark Kelly, a long time local and former guide in the park.

Backcountry Skiing and Ski Mountaineering in Rocky Mountain National Park by Mark Kelly (2013-08-02)

Sports & Outdoors

Mountaineering

Giterdun Publishing Ltd

Much like finding yourself on the ninth storey window ledge of a Luxembourg hotel as the wind whips around you, as Mark Kelly once did, it’s not unusual to question your life choices sometimes.”\nMarillion’s Mark Kelly has had six decades to consider a life less ordinary and the decisions he made that took him there. From a dirt poor early childhood in Ireland to some of the biggest stages around the world, Kelly’s journey has described an arc that any fiction writer might blanch at. The departure from the band of their singer at the height of their powers; reinventing the music industry wheel by pioneering crowdfunding to help his band survive; and going from club shows to arenas and almost all the way back again.\nWritten during 2021, Kelly’s autobiography charts the remarkable rise and fall and rise of one of rock music’s most enduring bands and the keyboard player at the heart of that journey.\nChapter List: Chapter 1 – In Dublin’s Fair City Chapter 2 – The Best Days Of Our Lives Chapter 3 – A Chip Off The Old Communist Bloc Chapter 4 – Fifteen Stone First Footer Chapter 5 – All Change Chapter 6 – Welcome To The Machine Chapter 7 – Charting The Singles Chapter 8 – Kill The Pape Chapter 9 – Do You Remember? Chapter 10 – Too Big To Fail Chapter 11 – Going Under Chapter 12 – Marillion Require Vocalist Chapter 13 – A Man For All Seasons Chapter 14 – Pain & Heaven Chapter 15 – Fortune Favours The Brave Chapter 16 – Down, Not Out Chapter 17 – Candlelit Dinners Chapter 18 – The Mother Of Invention - Crowdfunding Chapter 19 – Big Mouth Strikes Again Chapter 20 – The Road To Happiness Epilogue.

Marillion, Misadventures & Marathons: The Life & Times Of Mad Jack

Biographies & Memoirs

KingMaker Publishing

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