Space

Name: Space
ISBN: 9781639623198

by Andrew Brisman, Stephanie Warren Drimmer

Why, How, and Wow! Series

For the child who gazes at the night sky with endless questions about the stars. This visual encyclopedia brings the vastness of the universe into focus.

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About This Book

Reach for this book when your child starts pointing at the moon or asking big, unanswerable questions about where we are in the universe. This visual encyclopedia is designed to transform abstract scientific concepts into a tangible sense of wonder, helping children navigate the scale of the cosmos without feeling overwhelmed. It provides a structured way to explore astronomy through high impact photography and bite sized facts that encourage curiosity and analytical thinking. The book covers everything from our solar system to distant galaxies, focusing on the vehicles and machines humans use to explore the unknown. It is perfect for children aged 5 to 10 who are transitioning from simple picture books to more detailed nonfiction. By providing clear answers to 'how' and 'why,' it helps build a foundation for scientific literacy while fostering a lifelong appreciation for the beauty and mystery of nature.

Curiosity & Wonder Space Vehicles & Machines Adventure

What Parents Should Know

Scary ScenesMild

Depictions of black holes and the vast emptiness of space might feel slightly intense for some.

Sensitive Topics

The book is entirely secular and scientific. It briefly touches on the life cycles of stars (stellar death) and the eventual fate of the sun, but the approach is factual and astronomical rather than existential or frightening.