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"""Taylor's conversational tone means that asides ... feel naturally incorporated. Lewis's digital art features crisp, energetic scenes of smiling astronauts and their meals floating through a carefully rendered space station.""--Horn Book"

"""Taylor selects facts likely to interest children and presents them in an easygoing, conversational style ... An enticing choice for kids who dream of space travel.""--Booklist ""Taylor's conversational tone means that asides ... feel naturally incorporated. Lewis's digital art features crisp, energetic scenes of smiling astronauts and their meals floating through a carefully rendered space station.""--Horn Book"

"""An appetizing guide to space shuttle dining.""--Kirkus ""Taylor selects facts likely to interest children and presents them in an easygoing, conversational style ... An enticing choice for kids who dream of space travel.""--Booklist ""Taylor's conversational tone means that asides ... feel naturally incorporated. Lewis's digital art features crisp, energetic scenes of smiling astronauts and their meals floating through a carefully rendered space station.""--Horn Book"

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Helen Taylor is a science-loving children's book writer living in Santa Cruz, California. She started telling quirky stories in the museum world, writing about polar bear hair plugs, catfish physicals, and other curiosities. How to Eat in Space is her picture book debut. She invites you to visit her online at helenstaylor.com and follow her on Twitter @heyhelentaylor. Stevie Lewis wanted to be an astronaut before she became an artist. When she's not illustrating books about space, she enjoys hiking and rock climbing. Stevie lives in Montana with her partner and two dogs. She invites you to visit her online at chocosweete.com and follow her on Instagram @chocosweete.

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