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• Can't Get Enough Space Stuff

  Fun Facts, Awesome Info, Cool Games, Silly Jokes, and More!

  Beer, Julie (Children's author),

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  This book contains facts, jokes, games, crafts, and fun quizzes to test your space knowledge (personality quizzes included, like "Which Planet Are You?"). Every page has full colour, full page photos to create a totally immersive learning…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Clouds in Space

  Nebulae, Stardust, and Us

  Robeson, Teresa, 1964-

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  “You are grown from scattered stardust, sprouted in a stellar nursery.” Told from the point of view of a nebula, the interconnectedness of the universe is touched upon in the most lyrical language. The text is supported by beautiful artwork, created…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Galaxies, Galaxies!

  Gibbons, Gail,

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  Come on a journey exploring the many, many galaxies outside of our own Milky Way. An updated edition now features new scientific information and discoveries, discussing how humans first started investigating galaxies and the new galaxies that we…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Goldilocks Zone

  Real Facts About Outer Space

  Sheneman, Drew,

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  Take a tour across the starry skies and discover why and how planet Earth is just right for us. Full of scientific facts and never lacking in jokes, this book is an entertaining and accurate resource for learning about what makes up our solar…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Imagine Counting All the Stars

  Caisley, Raewyn,

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  With math featured as an engaging backdrop, Imagine Counting All the Stars takes readers on a thoughtful exploration of friendship. A young girl named Maddie longs to find a friend who understands her love of patterns and counting. One day, while on…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Looking Up!

  the Science of Stargazing

  Rao, Joe,

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  Did you know that sunset on the moon would look white because the moon has no atmosphere? That is just one of the things you will learn on your way to becoming an expert with this book. Ages 6–8.

• My First Guide to Space

  De la Bédoyère, Camilla,

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  Learn why planets orbit the sun, how stars form, and much more in this introductory illustrated guide to space for young readers. Ages 6–9.

• Night Light

  Emberley, Michael,

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  This book begins with a relatable scene of a bedtime story and cuddle, but then the power goes out – it’s too dark! In order for the last story to be read, the stars are captured from the sky. But then it’s too bright! Do stars really belong inside,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Night Sky

  Schneider, Howard,

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  Packed with lots of photos this book will help kids identify planets and stars, including which seasons they can be found in. There are activity suggestions that can be done right in the backyard or out camping. Ages 8 and up.

• Professor Astro Cat's Stargazing

  Walliman, Dominic,

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  Written by a physicist, Professor Astro Cat's Stargazing is a great introduction to the stars in our universe and scientific discovers in astronomy. Ages 5–7.

• Star Finder!

  a Step-by-step Guide to the Night Sky

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  This guide for constellations visible in the Northern Hemisphere has really easy to digest illustrations, maps, and tips for star gazing. The book covers lore about the constellations and the zodiac as well as how to recognize the stars, planets,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Stargazers

  Gibbons, Gail,

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  Gail Gibbons is one of the best science writers for children grades K - 3. Stargazers covers facts about stars, constellations, and telescopes. It's been vetted by an expert and it highlights important vocabulary for the aspiring astronomer,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Star Stuff

  Burkert, Rand,

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  Using rhymes to create a folktale inspired story, Giovanni and Lorenzo are Sky Repair Specialists, filling gaps in space with stars. But when Lorenzo gets stuck, they have to call upon their constellation friends to give them a hand. Ages 4–8.

• Starcrossed

  Denos, Julia,

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  Have you ever wished upon a star? Unusual best friends Acamar and Eridani do just that, with an unexpected result. This book is part fantasy, part fable, and is gloriously illustrated with images that seem to shimmer and shine, just like the…Read moreRead more of this annotation