Space

Mini Encyclopedia

by Miles Kelly Publishing

Mini Encyclopedia Space is the mini book crammed with masses of knowledge about the Universe.
This compact, comprehensive children's encyclopedia uses clear, bulleted facts and incredible info panels to explain everything from planetary orbits to space travel and famous astronomers. Every topic is supported by photographs, realistic artwork and detailed diagrams, and colour-coded sections make navigation through the topics easy and quick.
The ultimate body book for kids, Mini Encyclopedia Space is small enough to slot into school bags, making this a fantastic resource for school projects and homework at late-elementary and middle school levels.

Genres: Space, Science, Nonfiction

384 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Miles Kelly is an independent UK children's book publisher, producing high-quality, affordable books for kids. The team's ethos is to create 'children's books to inspire and share' that reach as many children as possible, spreading the joy of reading. The company has more than 400 titles in print, for kids aged 3–12 years, including non-fiction books packed with awesome facts and dramatic photography, original illustrated picture books, preschool flashcards and workbooks, and classic illustrated children's fiction. Among the bestsellers are the hugely successful 100 Facts series, now with over 80 titles available, great-value bumper fiction and non-fiction books, and the much-loved Convertibles – books that fold out into vehicles or fold flat into playmats. There really is something for every child.

Reviews

[Fredrick Danysh · Rating 3 out of 5]

An interesting children's book covering numerous aspects of space. Included are sections on space travel and exploration, astronomy, the universe, galaxies, the solar system, and other topics. It is easy to read with a short bullet format.

[Partish Darji · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice book for astronomy lovers....

[Allie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is handy as a quick reference for major points. It is not fantastic for learning new details as it is only a summarised version of information, it at times lacks enough explanation of certain ideas. Good overall.