"This book is about a woman Sunita Williams and the long, winding road that took her from Earth to the stars. It's about the grit it takes to train for years, the silence of space, the thrill of floating hundreds of kilometers above your home and the quiet moments that make you reflect on everything you've ever known.

Over 287 days aboard the International Space Station, Sunita didn't just perform spacewalks and carry out scientific work-she lived a life very few ever get to experience. But behind the space suit is a person with fears, doubts, laughter, discipline and dreams that feel oddly familiar.

This book tries to capture all of that-not just the mission details, but the human side of space travel. It's not written to impress, but to connect. To show that even the most extraordinary journeys are made by ordinary people who simply refuse to give up.

If you've ever looked at the night sky and wondered what it's like to be out there, maybe this book will bring you a little closer."