This is a really good informational book about space. It covers a wide variety of topics such as the sun and moon, the planets, stars, life in space, astronauts, and the future in space. I really liked this book. I especially liked how many pictures there are and how interesting they are to look at. I also loved the layout of this book. While it contains a lot of information, the words are big and not too cluttered making it easy to read and understand. I also like that it is broken up into chapters so you can focus on one topic at a time if you want to. I also love the way the pictures are placed throughout the book. It also has a table of contents and glossary which are always important for any informational book. I also loved that it had some games to play in the back of the book. There really wasn't anything I disliked about this book. Overall this is a great informational book on space. It would be perfect in any classroom to teach about space and can be used for a wide range of grades from younger to older students. ( )

These books are a must have for your classroom library. They might be geared toward a younger age group, like 5-8, but all students will pick them up and enjoy. The pictures are bright and colorful, and the writing is easy to follow. This leaves room to explore text features and focus on new vocabulary words. From rocks and minerals, to space and magnetism, this series covers it all. ( )

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