Allan J. McDonald

inside the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster

Truth, lies, and o-rings

Kathy Jedrzejczyk

OMG, finally got through this freaking book. It was tough to finish. I really like the information in it, but the writing was not pleasant. He repeats himself over and over, sometimes from one page to the next. He also includes SO MANY unnecessary details! I don't care that you ordered pizza while you were figuring out your speech. Hell, I don't care when or where you were figuring out your speech. Just tell me about the content. This book could have been half the length and would have been a very good read. I wanted to like it and finish it because I wanted to know the information, but it literally took me a year. I had to keep taking time off from it because I just couldn't handle it. Not to mention it feels like throughout the whole book he's just on the defense. I get that he's trying to portray his point of view, but I was so tired of his tone of righteousnous.

Truth, lies, and o-rings inside the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster

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