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Oxford First Book of Space


No. of pages 48

Published: 2003

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The Oxford First Book" series, with lifesales of 50,000 copies since publication in 1999, is a strong seller. Now, with new vibrant covers, the series gets a modern look that is perfect for the trade and libraries. "The Oxford First Book of Space" presents detailed space facts and is ideal for project work. It looks at the planets, stars and galaxies, travel and living in space and has a fact file too. With spectacular photographs from the Hubble Space Telescope, it takes children aged 5 upwards on a dazzling journey around the planets, stars and beyond. It also includes an index. Andrew Langley is a highly successful and widely experienced author of children's reference.

 

 

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2003 by Oxford University Press .

Andrew Langley is an author of hundreds of children's books and has focused his writing on educational resources.

 

"Who knew that art could be so accessible to children? Wolfe selects well-known paintings, drawings, sculptures and weavings and groups them together under headings about a particular topic. She also provides suggestions for activities and questions to consider while viewing the art." -- Kathy

 

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"Who knew that art could be so accessible to children? Wolfe selects well-known paintings, drawings, sculptures and weavings and groups them together under headings about a particular topic. She also provides suggestions for activities and questions to consider while viewing the art." -- Kathy

 

Stewart, Richland County Public Library

 

 

"Who knew that art could be so accessible to children? Wolfe selects well-known paintings, drawings, sculptures and weavings and groups them together under headings about a particular topic. She also provides suggestions for activities and questions to consider while viewing the art." -- Kathy Stewart, Richland County Public Library

 

 

 

"Who knew that art could be so accessible to children? Wolfe selects well-known paintings, drawings, sculptures and weavings and groups them together under headings about a particular topic. She also provides suggestions for activities and questions to consider while viewing the art." -- Kathy Stewart, Richland County Public Library