Overview
What is life like on a space station? Shine a light behind the page and see . . . What do the astronauts do in space? What do they eat? Where do they sleep? What do they wear? Each page-turn will take you another step forward on this exciting tour of a space station.
Full Product Details
Author: Carron Brown ,
Bee Johnson
Publisher: Kane/Miller Book Publishers
Imprint: Kane/Miller Book Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 26.20cm
, Height: 1.00cm
, Length: 26.20cm
Weight: 0.476kg
ISBN: 9781610674119
ISBN 10: 1610674111
Pages: 36
Publication Date: 01 January 2016
Recommended Age: From 4 to 8 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""A great next step for little ones who love the excitement of lift-the-flap books but are ready for something more, Shine-A-Light books continue working with the concept of object permanence for younger readers while adding a new dimension of interactivity to older readers. ... The artwork is wonderful and fluid ... The language is great for young audiences; direct, with fun ""flicks"", ""swishes"", and ""wheees!"" to add some zing to the nonfiction text."" -- Mom Read It ""Aspiring astronauts and young space aficionados will be obsessed with this peek into the space station. Children will learn all about astronauts and how they live. From the rocket to their actual time living on the space station, readers will see what astronauts wear, how they eat, where they sleep, and much more!"" -- Little Cub Literacy ""Children will enjoy the clear and colorful illustrations, which are crucial to getting a sneak peek at what happens behind the scenes."" -- School Library Journal"
""A great next step for little ones who love the excitement of lift-the-flap books but are ready for something more, Shine-A-Light books continue working with the concept of object permanence for younger readers while adding a new dimension of interactivity to older readers. ... The artwork is wonderful and fluid ... The language is great for young audiences; direct, with fun ""flicks"", ""swishes"", and ""wheees!"" to add some zing to the nonfiction text."" -- Mom Read It ""Aspiring astronauts and young space aficionados will be obsessed with this peek into the space station. Children will learn all about astronauts and how they live. From the rocket to their actual time living on the space station, readers will see what astronauts wear, how they eat, where they sleep, and much more!"" -- Little Cub Literacy ""Children will enjoy the clear and colorful illustrations, which are crucial to getting a sneak peek at what happens behind the scenes."" -- School Library Journal
