The Magic and Mystery of Space: Tour Across Our Astounding Universe

Ages 7 to 9, Grades 2 to 4

Enter the world of amazing planets, swirling nebulae, and distant galaxies for an unforgettable journey through space.

Stars burn, asteroids orbit, and rockets launch across the pages of this colorful book. Stunning illustrations are combined with the dazzling and up-to-date photography to help young enthusiasts learn all there is to know about space. From the planets in our Solar System to distant black holes, they’ll discover incredible facts as they take an unforgettable journey through space. Readers will also learn about how stars die, what scientists do in space, and what life could look like on other planets.

The Magic and Mystery of Space also brings the cosmos closer to home. Children will see incredible views from space telescopes, discover what it’s like walking on the Moon, and learn how to star-gaze. They’ll even get to meet some of the animals who have been to space! Filled with facts and fun, this book presents a beautiful and new take on space and is perfect for any young space lovers or future astronauts.

About the Author

(Illustrator) Claire McElfatrick is a freelance artist. Her beautiful hand-drawn and collaged illustrations are inspired by her home in rural England. Claire has illustrated all the other books in this series: The Magic and Mystery of Trees, The Book of Brilliant Bugs, Earth's Incredible Oceans, The Extraordinary world of Birds, The Frozen Worlds, and Prehistoric Worlds. We don't have an author on board yet, but are hoping to have Shoshana Weider, a Program Officer at NASA.

(TBC) Claire McElfatrick is a freelance artist. Her beautiful hand-drawn and collaged illustrations are inspired by her home in rural Enland. Claire has illustrated all the other books in this series: The Magic and Mystery of Trees, The Book of Brilliant Bugs, Earth's Incredible Oceans, The Extraordinary world of Birds, The Frozen Worlds, and Prehistoric Worlds. We don't have an author on board yet, but are hoping to have Shoshana Weider, a Program Officer at NASA.