You Choose In Space

What do our readers think of You Choose In Space? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the bright pictures, funny choices and the chance to make a different space adventure each time. A few children find the pages busy or wish the book had a longer storyline.

What does the Pageticker team say about You Choose In Space?

We love the way this colourful, interactive picture book puts children in charge, inviting them to choose everything from their space role and outfit to their alien friends and lunch. Its bright, detailed illustrations offer plenty to spot and discuss, while the open-ended format encourages imagination, language development and repeat readings. It works especially well as a shared book for young children, although some, especially those more prone to deliberating, may find the busy pages a little overwhelming.

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What is You Choose In Space about?

Embark on an interstellar journey where you decide the course of your adventure. Choose your role aboard the spaceship, select your space attire, and pick which alien to befriend. With countless possibilities, this interactive book encourages children to create new stories with each reading, sparking imagination and creativity.

About the author

Pippa Goodhart is a much-loved author who has written over a hundred books for children. She is best known for her story 'You Choose', which lets readers imagine all sorts of wonderful adventures. Pippa enjoys using her imagination to create fun stories, and she hopes her books inspire children to dream big and be curious.

Discussion ideas around You Choose In Space

Your space adventure: Which choices would you make for your own space adventure, and what might happen because of them?

Making friends: Which alien would you most like to meet, and what could you do together?

Out-of-this-world food: What would you choose to eat in space, and what would it taste, smell or feel like?

Space jobs: Which job would you choose on the spaceship, and what skills would you need to do it?

Different every time: How can making different choices change the story, even though the pictures and pages stay the same?