The Astronaut Wives Club: a True Story
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It was an elegant evening, but Jane couldn’t shake the feeling that it was all a dream. Familiar faces from all the way back to St. Mary’s Hall, the boarding school she’d attended in San Antonio before Bryn Mawr, mixed with those she’d previously seen only in movies and on television: Jimmy Stewart and African American country singer Charley Pride, whose music Pete was taking with him to listen to on the way to the Moon. Pete’s old space twin, Gordo Cooper, was chatting up some French starlet, Y...vette Mimieux, and the Astronaut Office’s giant stuffed ape mascot wore a tux for photo ops. It all seemed surreal to Jane. Jane’s hair was cut into a short geometric Vidal Sassoon bob, and she wore a candy-colored jersey minidress with kaleidoscopic swirls of deep purple, green, and bright sky blue that had been specially designed for her by Emilio Pucci. It had been a surprise personal gift from “The Marquis,” with one stipulation. She had to wear it during the Apollo 12 launch festivities for good luck (and free advertising).At one point Jane was called to the phone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an elegant evening, but Jane couldn’t shake the feeling that it was all a dream. Familiar faces from all the way back to St. Mary’s Hall, the boarding school she’d attended in San Antonio before Bryn Mawr, mixed with those she’d previously seen only in movies and on television: Jimmy Stewart and African American country singer Charley Pride, whose music Pete was taking with him to listen to on the way to the Moon. Pete’s old space twin, Gordo Cooper, was chatting up some French starlet, Y...vette Mimieux, and the Astronaut Office’s giant stuffed ape mascot wore a tux for photo ops. It all seemed surreal to Jane. Jane’s hair was cut into a short geometric Vidal Sassoon bob, and she wore a candy-colored jersey minidress with kaleidoscopic swirls of deep purple, green, and bright sky blue that had been specially designed for her by Emilio Pucci. It had been a surprise personal gift from “The Marquis,” with one stipulation. She had to wear it during the Apollo 12 launch festivities for good luck (and free advertising).At one point Jane was called to the phone.
What to read after The Astronaut Wives Club: a True Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lily Koppel to read onlineMoreLess
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