A sequel to Firefly Lane. Engaging story about friends coping with the loss of a loved one.
#26 To Space and Back by Mark Goddard
As a Lost in Space fan, I had to read this. When I noticed it was only 125 pages, I had a feeling it wouldn't be that great. It wasn't. I've read more about LIS from magazine articles and TV show interviews over the years than the single chapter in this book. There was lots of name dropping about his heyday in the 60s but an overall lack of substance. You'd think switching gears midlife from acting to teaching would be more inspirational. This wasn't conveyed in this book. He either had a poor ghost writer or he isn't very deep.
