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Usborne Stargazing Book

Name: Usborne Stargazing Book
ISBN: 9781803708683

By Sam Smith

Adjectives

engaging informative accessible beautifully illustrated

Genres

Non-fiction Nature

Synopsis

Embark on a journey through the night sky with this engaging guide for young stargazers. Learn to identify constellations, planets, and star clusters, and discover the art of 'star hopping' to navigate the heavens. Understand how telescopes work and explore seasonal star charts for both hemispheres. This beautifully illustrated book makes astronomy accessible and fun for beginners.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

Published

2024

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