Carmen Gloria
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The Moon Show (3) (Kid Astronomy) von Carmen Gloria
Earth's Moon emcees stage appearances by many of the solar system's moons, interviewing each one. The Moon is Very Excited to Talk to Each One of Them and Talks with Lots of Exclamation Points! It's a fun read-aloud book, giving the reader an opportunity to do different voices for the different moon characters. It's also easy to imagine a strong first- or second-grade reader getting in to the voice, reading it aloud.
Pluto becomes a planet readers will want to hug in this cute tale, which includes a bit of astronomy along the way.
Pluto was a happy planet. Then one day, he received a letter which claimed he wasn't a planet. But if he wasn't a planet, Pluto didn't know what he was. None of his friends seemed to know either. Just when Pluto starts to feel lonely and unloved, he runs into a dwarf planet and things change.
Young planet fans will enjoy this cute tale, which warms the heart. It's hard not to feel sorry for Pluto as he's suddenly no longer considered a planet. As Pluto searches for its identity, the author weaves in beginning information surrounding asteroids and comets as well. The information flows seamlessly into a lovely story of friendship and finding ones place.
The illustrations are well done and fun to flip through. They especially do a great job at visually bringing across more factual information such as the line-up of the solar system. Still, there's a nice amount of fantasy built in, making it fitting for the age group.
I didn't read the first book in the series, but that wasn't a problem. These books can be read in any order.
I received a complimentary copy and found this to be a super, sweet read and informative as well. So, I'm leaving my honest thoughts.… (mehr)
Pluto was a happy planet. Then one day, he received a letter which claimed he wasn't a planet. But if he wasn't a planet, Pluto didn't know what he was. None of his friends seemed to know either. Just when Pluto starts to feel lonely and unloved, he runs into a dwarf planet and things change.
Young planet fans will enjoy this cute tale, which warms the heart. It's hard not to feel sorry for Pluto as he's suddenly no longer considered a planet. As Pluto searches for its identity, the author weaves in beginning information surrounding asteroids and comets as well. The information flows seamlessly into a lovely story of friendship and finding ones place.
The illustrations are well done and fun to flip through. They especially do a great job at visually bringing across more factual information such as the line-up of the solar system. Still, there's a nice amount of fantasy built in, making it fitting for the age group.
I didn't read the first book in the series, but that wasn't a problem. These books can be read in any order.
I received a complimentary copy and found this to be a super, sweet read and informative as well. So, I'm leaving my honest thoughts.… (mehr)
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