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Comets, Stars, the Moon, and Mars
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Blast off with Douglas Florian's new high-flying compendium, which features twenty whimsical poems about space. From the moon to the stars, from the Earth to Mars, here is an exuberant celebration of our celestial surroundings that's certain to become a universal favorite among aspiring astronomers everywhere. Includes die-cut pages and a glossary of space terms.
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Elizabeth Abbott Dake
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Emmy Huffman
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“Genre: Poetry
Grade Level: K-2
I love Forian's poems! They're all so fun and I love how he changes the formatting to match what the poems about. For the galaxy poem, it was written in a spiral, and for Neptune, it included blue text. I think this adds a lot of character to the poems. I also love the little cut outs in the illustrations. It's fun to guess what is going to be on the next page. These poems had great vocabulary and I love how he included a glossary. This collection of poems will be great to have in a classroom and use for vocab lessons.”
Katie Newton
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Arianna
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“I have always been interested in astronomy since I was a child. This book was a quick read, very cute. I read the ebook, the illustrations were unique . I bet I would of enjoyed them more if I had read the print version. I kind of felt like I was reading a children’s book. Some of the poems resonated with me. I learned a lot from the glossary portion of the book.”
arianna_i.r
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“I have always been interested in astronomy since I was a child. This book was a quick read, very cute. I read the ebook, the illustrations were unique . I bet I would of enjoyed them more if I had read the print version. I kind of felt like I was reading a children’s book. Some of the poems resonated with me. I learned a lot from the glossary portion of the book.”
About Douglas Florian
DOUGLAS FLORIAN is the creator of many acclaimed poetry picture books, including lizards, frogs, and polliwogs, a Child Magazine Best Book of the Year; mammalabilia, an ABA's Pick of the Lists; and insectlopedia, a New York Times bestseller, ALA Notable Children's Book, and Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. He lives with his family in New York City.
Douglas Florian
DOUGLAS FLORIAN is the creator of many acclaimed poetry picture books, including lizards, frogs, and polliwogs, a Child Magazine Best Book of the Year; mammalabilia, an ABA's Pick of the Lists; and insectlopedia, a New York Times bestseller, ALA Notable Children's Book, and Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. He lives with his family in New York City.
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