The incredible true story of Dr. Ellen Ochoa, American space pioneer and former director of the Johnson Space Center. The daughter of immigrants, Ellen always wanted to become a professional flutist while growing up. However, those dreams changed when she got to college and discovered engineering. While she was told that engineering was not a field of study for women, she did not let that deter her from her new dreams, which ultimately led to her becoming a NASA astronaut, and the first Hispanic woman to reach outer space.
- ISBN: 9781943147632
- Author: Julia Finley Mosca
- Illustrator: Daniel Rieley
- Published: 2019 , The Innovation Press
- Themes: Aeronautics and space, biography, engineer, Female Scientists, immigrant, musical instrument, Nasa
- Descriptors: Biography - Autobiography- Memoir, Nonfiction, Picture Book, Primary (ages 6-9), United States
- No. of pages: 40