β Scribed by Lisa Varchol Perron
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Perfect for curious little minds, this nonfiction board book teaches young readers all about outer space through question-and-answer text!
Tell me why the sun goes down.
What happens to its light?
The sun stays put! Itβs Earth that spins,
creating day and night.
Why donβt we float into space? How many moons are there? A child asks about outer space, and their grownup answers in rhyming, factual text. Little ones will love learning that the earth is constantly spinning, that Saturn isnβt the only planet with rings, and that most planets have their own moons!..M.F
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