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An additional purchase for collections where dark, realistic fiction is popular.
This sequel is just as enjoyable as the first book and is a great recommendation for even the most reluctant reader.
Strong selections that won't sit on the shelves for long.
Information about each of these objects in the universe, along with
the tools scientists use to investigate them, are presented in odd
layouts that appropriate the iconography of a mobile app or
website. More impressive are the excellent images of galaxies,
stars, and planetary bodies presented on dark backgrounds. Each
book also contains an activity; their quality varies. Reading list,
websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Across the
Universe titles: Asteroids, Comets, Galaxies,
Moons, Planets, and The Sun.
High production quality, splendid cover art, and the catchy title will at least get tweens to pick it up.
The comical story will appeal to reluctant readers and those searching for what makes them shine.
Children will enjoy the idea of taking a hat and—with a little tape, ribbon, and ingenuity—decorating it to help celebrate important days.
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