Book details
Lonely Planet Kids How to be a Space Explorer 1: Your Out-of-this-World Adventure
Description
This book provides everything young explorers need to know about traveling in space, including life in zero gravity, navigating the solar system, and how to pee in a spacesuit. It features unique illustrations and over 300 incredible photos that capture the essence of the universe. Written by Professor Mark Brake, an astrobiologist, the book offers incredible stories of real-life space exploration suitable for kids aged 8 and up. Published by Lonely Planet, a leading travel guide publisher since 1973, this book is perfect for every aspiring astronaut and encourages curious travelers to experience the world.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
advanced
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Educational Content: The book provides a wealth of information about space exploration in an engaging and accessible way, making it a great educational resource for children interested in astronomy and space science.
- Inspiration and Imagination: Through its interactive approach and vivid illustrations, the book inspires young readers to imagine themselves as astronauts and fosters a sense of wonder about the universe and space travel.
- Activities and Interactivity: 'How to be a Space Explorer' includes various activities and interactive elements that keep children engaged and encourage hands-on learning, which can help reinforce the educational material presented.
- Expertise and Authority: Authored by Mark Brake, a well-respected science communicator and professor, the book benefits from his expertise, ensuring that the information is accurate and up-to-date, providing a reliable source of knowledge for young readers.