Title: Horrible
Product review: This book, written on the twentieth anniversery of the Apollo 11 mission, is without a doubt the most inaccurate, overblown, and poorly researched book I've ever read. The author has no understanding of the technical aspects of space flight, and this shows up time and time again. Chock full of technical errors, the book also suffers from a writing style that dries to pump up the Apollo adventure (as if it needed it) with the use of far too much hyperbole. Everything in the book is "unbelievably, stupendously awesome". One can easily imagine the author writing the book with a thesaurus next to him, determined to use every word in it.Don't buy this book. Murray and Cox's "Apollo: The Race to the Moon" is good in every way that "For All Mankind" is bad.
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