What was it like to be alive when people first walked on the moon? Readers find out in this compelling look at one of the most fascinating chapters of modern American history. Firsthand accounts of that day in 1969 are the main focus of the text, which also presents readers with necessary historical context. These accounts can also be viewed as interviews, using the QR codes included in each chapter. Readers are also invited to think critically about history as they explore thought-provoking discussion questions.