My Thoughts:
Admit it. You've wondered some of those things, too. Isn't it nice that a real astronaut is here to answer those questions? The combination of comic book-like illustrations and photography add some levity. Dr. Dave's explanations are accessible and understandable.

Possible Objectionable Material:
If you dislike honest discussion of bodily functions, this might be a bit uncomfortable.

Who Might Like This Book:
Future astronauts, future doctors, anyone fascinated by space and by how our bodies work.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the eARC in exchange for my honest review.
This review is also posted at https://biblioquacious.blogspot.com/2020/07/childrens-nonfiction-keeps-learning.html

Hysterically funny book! A favorite among kids, who just want to know the little details of what happens in space. The illustrations are fun and the book has a great, casual tone while still being educational.

This book is great! Kids of all ages will enjoy reading it! Anyone who has ever wondered how astronauts go to the bathroom in space will finally get their answer! great read!

There's so much to learn in this book about what you do in space. It's perfect for all ages. What do you eat and wear? How do you use the toilet? Do you brush your hair and teeth? Is it ok to burp? It's really hard to lose interest in this book. Pictures give the reader an idea what things look like in space such as: toilets, funnels, clothes, and sleeping bags. Very educational.

Written by a former astronaut this book tackles the topics most important to kids when they think about space exploration - burping, farting, going to the bathroom. Solid information and accessible. I was not a fan of the mixed media. The photographs didn't always relate but gave the book a more credible feel than the illustrations which made the whole book feel "younger".