Visual Explorers: Space

by Unknown, Toby Reynolds

Exciting and informative reference books will provide children with an insight into the wonders of the world around them.
What is Space? This is the question that will be explored in this exciting book. Planets, asteroids, space travel and exploration are just some of the incredible topics you will learn about in this book. Discover what they are, what we know about them and how scientists intend to find out more about them.
There are eight titles in the series Visual Explorers. High-impact books with incredible information about the world around us. Perfect for KS2 and children aged 7+ with an interest in natural phenomenon and natural history.

32 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1986

About the author

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Reviews

[Kendra · Rating 3 out of 5]

So I chose this book for my kids because Miles (5 years old), loves to learn about space. Not only loves to learn about space but he knows the planets in order since he was three years old. Also I chose this book because it's a non-fiction book and I want my kids to be well-rounded about books. So we picked up this book, "Space (Visual Explorers)" by Paul Calver. In this book they explore planets, asteriods, space travel, and exploration.

The pictures in this book are AMAZING! They are perfect for little kids to just look and and learn more about things using the pictures. The text was over my three kids heads and were a ton of vocabulary words. I don't recommend reading this book as a bedtime book as there is a lot of information and text throughout the book. But looking at the pictures are amazing. My kids loved them and would sit for an hour just looking at them.