Children’s Guide to the Night Sky: 100 things to see in space Paperback – 12 Sept. 2024

Loved by older primary age for identifying and looking at the night sky.We teamed it up with a phone app as found it difficult to know what we were looking at.The combination of using two sources of info worked well for us.

Bought as a gift.Bright, colourful and informative.An easy to understand guide that has the right balance of detail.Has many hints and tips and keeps the interest.Ideal companion to any little new astronomer.

Absolutely brilliant book this is the best most perfect knowledgeable book on space ever. It has pictures, quotes, shows every single bit of space imaginable and I would 100% recommend this book to anyone even Adults who want to know more information on anything at all to do with space.

Nice gift

An excellent layout. Lots of information. Child need to be a good reader or have an adult to help. My childs 10yrs.

Ignore the title it's great for anyone starting to study the sky

My grandson and my son enjoy looking at the moon in the winter sky. We live out on the outskirts of Glasgow, where the light pollution isn't quite so bad. Harry has posters of the planets and, when we were looking for a book about astronomy, we found this one. It looked good. And it has been. They've had a lot of fun with it. Really good book for kids and parents to learn a bit more about what's up there in the sky.

Bought this for our 7 year old granddaughter who is fascinated with the planets and the night sky and she loves it. It is well written and informative. Lots to discover