Space, Stars and Slimy Aliens
By Nick Arnold
Oddblob reveals why space is stranger—and far more dangerous—than anyone expected.
Genres
What is Space, Stars and Slimy Aliens about?
Blast off with Oddblob the alien for a hilarious tour of the universe. Discover how stars are born, why planets behave strangely and what it would really be like to walk on the Moon. Along the way, explore astronauts, galaxies, black holes and the dangers of space travel, including exploding without a spacesuit. Packed with lively illustrations, surprising facts, jokes and hands-on challenges, this entertaining guide makes the science of space easy to understand—and hard to forget.
About the author
Nick Arnold is a brilliant British author best known for writing the Horrible Science books. He loves making science exciting and fun, with lots of fascinating facts and silly jokes. When he’s not writing, Nick enjoys exploring the world around him and discovering weird and wonderful things to share with his readers.
Pages
143 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2003
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