Two things about this book.

First, some nonfiction audiobooks are much better when they’re abridged. This is one of them.

Second, I think I was much happier “remembering” Buzz Aldrin from the moon landing days than knowing about him since then. Though he has had his share of difficulties, Aldrin comes off as rather self-absorbed in this autobiography.

I find that image of of people’s first footprints on an untouched moon much more appealing somehow …