Look Inside Space (Usborne Look Inside)

Description: This is a great fun flap book packed with interesting information about space, and the amazing things that float through it - stars, moons, comets, and the planets of our solar system. Each double-page spread has a stunning colour illustration, and several flaps to lift to find out more about what's going on in the scene - such as what goes inside the International Space Station, how astronauts visited the Moon and what they did there, as well as the history of astronomy, from Galileo to the Hubble Space Telescope.

Review: 'Sumptuously illustrated, fact-filled, flap-filled and fantastic' - Read It Daddy; 'A fantastically interactive book for younger children. Full of flaps to lift (and flaps under flaps) that reveal amazing facts about space!' - Royal Society Young People's Book Prize judges; 'Another winning Usborne flap book' - Kul Collective blog; 'Packed with fascinating information... an excellent springboard for further discovery' - Parents in Touch; 'Definitely worth a read and recommended for all potential space explorers' - Norfolk Library Schools Service; 'Younger readers will absolutely love it' - Popular Science; 'Young readers intrigued by space will be captivated by this engaging tour of the universe' - Science Magazine; 'Breaks down information into easily digestible chunks while also adding an element of fun' - Progressive Playschool; 'An enticing introduction to space without becoming overwhelming... ideal for younger astronomers-to-be' - Playing by the Book



Prizes: Winner of Royal Society Young People's Book Prize 2013.