Every journey to the Moon starts with a yes. Mira's starts with a test.
Mira Okafor builds rockets that fly exactly as high as her math says they will. Then her mom comes running across the field with a letter. She's been shortlisted to command the first-ever rotation of families to Shackleton Base, at the Moon's south pole.
There's only one catch. The whole family has to qualify, and that means Mira too.
Suddenly Mira is being weighed, measured and watched. She has to pass a swim test in a soaked flight suit and sneakers, answer questions from a doctor who sees more than she wants him to, and survive a week at a desert field station with the other candidate families. One of them is Dae-Jung, a boy who fixes things with his hands and doesn't seem impressed by anything she reads.
When a storm turns a dry riverbed into a roaring flood in the middle of the night, everything Mira knows about maps, rocks and rules gets put to the test. So does the one thing she hasn't told anybody, not even her mom.
Because Mira wants to go to the Moon more than anything in the world. And she's scared.
The Shortlist is the first book in the Origins trilogy, the prequel to The Last Habitat Module. It shows how Mira and her mother got to Shackleton Base in the first place. Packed with real science about how astronauts are chosen and trained, from flight surgeons to field geology to flash floods, every chapter ends with Field Notes that explain the true story behind the adventure.
Perfect for readers ages 9-12 who love space, survival stories and finding out how things really work.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every journey to the Moon starts with a yes. Mira's starts with a test.Mira Okafor builds rockets that fly exactly as high as her math says they will. Then her mom comes running across the field with a letter. She's been shortlisted to command the first-ever rotation of families to Shackleton Base, at the Moon's south pole.There's only one catch. The whole family has to qualify, and that means Mira too.Suddenly Mira is being weighed, measured and watched. She has to pass a swim test in a soaked flight suit and sneakers, answer questions from a doctor who sees more than she wants him to, and survive a week at a desert field station with the other candidate families. One of them is Dae-Jung, a boy who fixes things with his hands and doesn't seem impressed by anything she reads.When a storm turns a dry riverbed into a roaring flood in the middle of the night, everything Mira knows about maps, rocks and rules gets put to the test. So does the one thing she hasn't told anybody, not even her mom.Because Mira wants to go to the Moon more than anything in the world. And she's scared.The Shortlist is the first book in the Origins trilogy, the prequel to The Last Habitat Module. It shows how Mira and her mother got to Shackleton Base in the first place. Packed with real science about how astronauts are chosen and trained, from flight surgeons to field geology to flash floods, every chapter ends with Field Notes that explain the true story behind the adventure.Perfect for readers ages 9-12 who love space, survival stories and finding out how things really work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798237031249
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Every journey to the Moon starts with a yes. Mira's starts with a test.Mira Okafor builds rockets that fly exactly as high as her math says they will. Then her mom comes running across the field with a letter. She's been shortlisted to command the first-ever rotation of families to Shackleton Base, at the Moon's south pole.There's only one catch. The whole family has to qualify, and that means Mira too.Suddenly Mira is being weighed, measured and watched. She has to pass a swim test in a soaked flight suit and sneakers, answer questions from a doctor who sees more than she wants him to, and survive a week at a desert field station with the other candidate families. One of them is Dae-Jung, a boy who fixes things with his hands and doesn't seem impressed by anything she reads.When a storm turns a dry riverbed into a roaring flood in the middle of the night, everything Mira knows about maps, rocks and rules gets put to the test. So does the one thing she hasn't told anybody, not even her mom.Because Mira wants to go to the Moon more than anything in the world. And she's scared.The Shortlist is the first book in the Origins trilogy, the prequel to The Last Habitat Module. It shows how Mira and her mother got to Shackleton Base in the first place. Packed with real science about how astronauts are chosen and trained, from flight surgeons to field geology to flash floods, every chapter ends with Field Notes that explain the true story behind the adventure.Perfect for readers ages 9-12 who love space, survival stories and finding out how things really work. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798237031249
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every journey to the Moon starts with a yes. Mira's starts with a test.Mira Okafor builds rockets that fly exactly as high as her math says they will. Then her mom comes running across the field with a letter. She's been shortlisted to command the first-ever rotation of families to Shackleton Base, at the Moon's south pole.There's only one catch. The whole family has to qualify, and that means Mira too.Suddenly Mira is being weighed, measured and watched. She has to pass a swim test in a soaked flight suit and sneakers, answer questions from a doctor who sees more than she wants him to, and survive a week at a desert field station with the other candidate families. One of them is Dae-Jung, a boy who fixes things with his hands and doesn't seem impressed by anything she reads.When a storm turns a dry riverbed into a roaring flood in the middle of the night, everything Mira knows about maps, rocks and rules gets put to the test. So does the one thing she hasn't told anybody, not even her mom.Because Mira wants to go to the Moon more than anything in the world. And she's scared.The Shortlist is the first book in the Origins trilogy, the prequel to The Last Habitat Module. It shows how Mira and her mother got to Shackleton Base in the first place. Packed with real science about how astronauts are chosen and trained, from flight surgeons to field geology to flash floods, every chapter ends with Field Notes that explain the true story behind the adventure.Perfect for readers ages 9-12 who love space, survival stories and finding out how things really work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798237031249
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every journey to the Moon starts with a yes. Mira's starts with a test.Mira Okafor builds rockets that fly exactly as high as her math says they will. Then her mom comes running across the field with a letter. She's been shortlisted to command the first-ever rotation of families to Shackleton Base, at the Moon's south pole.There's only one catch. The whole family has to qualify, and that means Mira too.Suddenly Mira is being weighed, measured and watched. She has to pass a swim test in a soaked flight suit and sneakers, answer questions from a doctor who sees more than she wants him to, and survive a week at a desert field station with the other candidate families. One of them is Dae-Jung, a boy who fixes things with his hands and doesn't seem impressed by anything she reads.When a storm turns a dry riverbed into a roaring flood in the middle of the night, everything Mira knows about maps, rocks and rules gets put to the test. So does the one thing she hasn't told anybody, not even her mom.Because Mira wants to go to the Moon more than anything in the world. And she's scared.The Shortlist is the first book in the Origins trilogy, the prequel to The Last Habitat Module. It shows how Mira and her mother got to Shackleton Base in the first place. Packed with real science about how astronauts are chosen and trained, from flight surgeons to field geology to flash floods, every chapter ends with Field Notes that explain the true story behind the adventure.Perfect for readers ages 9-12 who love space, survival stories and finding out how things really work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798237031249
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Shortlist | A Shackleton Base Story - Origins, Book One | Shaun Smit | Taschenbuch | The Shackleton Base Story | Englisch | 2026 | Shaun Smit | EAN 9798237031249 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Nº de ref. del artículo: 138180730
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