Cool Astronomy: 50 fantastic facts for kids of all ages (Cool)
By (Author) Malcolm Croft
HarperCollins Publishers
Portico
20th October 2014
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
520
Hardback
112
Width 200mm, Height 154mm, Spine 16mm
350g
Inside this mega-jam-packed book are fifty fact-tastic ways to advance and improve your astronomy skills so youll never feel alone in the universe again!
Learn amazing space-related tricks such as how to watch a solar eclipse safely and mapping stars from your own back garden, right down to expertly simplifying the supermassive numbers and distances involved in the space between space so youll never forget them. With Cool Astronomy, youll discover everything you need to know about the universe, from asteroids to the zenith point and almost everything in between!
"I've yet to read another book for kids about the universe that is so compact and yet so informative. There's a little bit about a lot of subjects under the astronomy umbrella. Despite the fact that rocket science can be an intimidating subject, the reading here is light, informative and fascinating. The author never talks down to the reader, and he uses language that keeps kids wanting to turn the page to learn more." --Smart Books for Smart Kids
With a Masters in Literature bagged, Malcolm went around interviewing the world's biggest bands, artists and comedians for several magazines and newspapers - the Independent, Empire and PLUG to name three. After leaving the Daily Mirror in much less controversy than Piers Morgan in 2004, he now works as a Commissioning Editor. He has written a few books on a few topics, most recently, Sex Made Easy for Portico.