Bibliograph

Find where the wind goes, moments from my life, Dr. Mae Jemison

Type

Label

Find where the wind goes, moments from my life, Dr. Mae Jemison

Language

eng

resource.biographical

autobiography

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Find where the wind goes

Oclc number

1240422064

Responsibility statement

Dr. Mae Jemison

Sub title

moments from my life

Summary

Mae Jemison recounts her life story, describing her struggle to overcome the doubts of those around her and become an astronaut--the first woman of color in space

Table Of Contents

Wind Currents: Who I Intended to Be -- Whispers on the Wind -- Wind Currents: There Is Nothing to Be Afraid of Except Fear Itself -- Sirocco: A Hot, Intense Wind -- Solar Winds -- Caught in the Eye of a Hurricane -- Wind Currents: An Extra Spoonfulfor Good Measure -- Updraft -- Finding a Place -- There's a Change in the Air -- Encounters with the Santa Ana -- Wind Currents: The World at Large, What It Was Telling Me, and What I Heard on the Wind -- Wafts of Formaldehyde: Medical School -- A Southerly Wind Blows ... Africa -- Vortex -- Wind Currents: Reality Leads Fantasy -- Harnessing Explosive -- Where the Wind Goes

Target audience

juvenile

Classification