Joan Marie Galat atrae a los lectores hacia las maravillas del cielo nocturno, entrelazando la comprensión científica con los mitos ancestrales que nombran nuestras constelaciones y planetas. Su pasión por la astronomía, encendida en la infancia, impulsa su narrativa, haciendo que el cosmos sea accesible y cautivador tanto para niños como para adultos. A través de narrativas cautivadoras y un enfoque educativo único, despierta la curiosidad sobre el universo. La obra de Galat invita a los lectores a mirar hacia arriba y descubrir la magia que yace más allá de nuestro mundo.
Exploring the fascinating phenomena of stars, this book delves into their explosive nature, color variations, and the mysteries of their formation. It invites readers to ponder the vastness of the universe and the sheer number of stars it contains, making complex astronomical concepts accessible and engaging for all.
Mortimer T. Flightdeck, an ambitious rat, aims to become a YouTube sensation by showcasing his experiments on astronauts aboard the International Space Station. His goal is to demonstrate that rats are superior to humans for Mars colonization. However, as his plans unravel, he learns valuable lessons about the nature of dreams and the importance of friendship.
How Litter Is Hurting Animals
Focusing on the impact of garbage on wildlife and ecosystems, this nonfiction book from the Orca Footprints series is aimed at middle-grade readers. It features engaging photographs that enhance the exploration of how pollution affects animals and their habitats, raising awareness about environmental issues.
Explore the wonders of space through exclusive insights from National Geographic explorer and astrophysicist Munazza Alam. This engaging book is designed for aspiring experts, offering a wealth of astronomical knowledge and captivating information that will satisfy your curiosity about the universe. Perfect for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of space, it combines expert commentary with fascinating facts.
An empowering how-to guide to help young people become informed and effective activists, Make Your Mark, Make a Difference addresses issues that impact people, animals, and the planet—including how kids today are already tackling local, national, and international problems.