Pajamas Rise Through The Telescope

Are the spacesuit pajamas ready to fly through the space? Yeah! Young readers will become avid stargazers because this book teaches a way to observe the sky far beyond what our naked eyes can see by using a telescope. Readers will travel from Planet Earth higher than 384.400 Km (the distance to the Moon) to observe other celestial bodies and stars. For her birthday, Siena's friend Robin celebrates with a stargazing pajama party! Robin's parents are avid stargazers and invite all the children to look through their telescope in their backyard. That night, all of them discover how this optical-mechanical device can bring them closer to the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and even the International Space Station, which makes the stargazing pajama party unique. Robin's Mom adds some explanations about different kind of telescopes, ground and space telescopes so the children would learn much more about astronomy. Eventually, Robin's cats Apollo and Artemis are also part of this pajama party, honoring the two NASA space missions!

Pagina's: 52, Paperback, Independently published