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050			_a PS3601.R744 S56
100			_aArsén, Isa _eAuthor _977392
245			_aShoot the Moon
260			_aNew York : _b G. P. Putnam's Sons, _c2023
300			_a 324 pages; _c24 cm
520			_a"Intelligent but isolated physics graduate Annie Fisk feels an undeniable pull toward space. When she lands a job as a NASA secretary during the Apollo 11 mission, she feels certain this path is her destiny. Her memories of childhood darkened by loss, she's left behind her home, her mother, and her first love. And now she's finally found her purpose. Even typing dictation, the work is everything she dreamed, and despite her budding attraction to one of the engineers, she can't let herself be distracted. Not now. So when her inability to ignore an engineer's mistaken calculations propels her into a new position, Annie finds herself torn between her ambition, her heart, and a mysterious discovery that upends everything she knows to be scientifically true. Can she overcome her fears and reach toward the limits of human advancement? Will she chase her ambitions, and risk losing herself in them? Affectingly achronological in its telling, Shoot the Moon daringly explores one woman's quest for both intellectual fulfillment and romantic love, the price paid for scientific progress, and the heart's persistent yearning for home"
655			_aNovels _972086
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