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Little Golden Books introduces your young reader to the solar system!
This simple yet informative book brings our fascinating solar system to life for kids just learning how to read. They'll enjoy poring over the dramatic illustrations as they learn about planets, constellations, satellites, spacecraft, and more. Lively and up to date, this perfect "first book" will inspire little ones to search for shooting stars, constellations, and the Milky Way!
This simple yet informative book brings our fascinating solar system to life for kids just learning how to read. They'll enjoy poring over the dramatic illustrations as they learn about planets, constellations, satellites, spacecraft, and more. Lively and up to date, this perfect "first book" will inspire little ones to search for shooting stars, constellations, and the Milky Way!
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About the author
DENNIS R. SHEALY is an editorial director at Random House Children's Books and a prolific author of children's books, including the bestselling Little Golden Books I'm a Truck and I'm a T. Rex!
RICHARD JOHNSON has illustrated many books for young children, including My Little Golden Book About the Solar System. See more of his work online at richardjohnsonillustration.co.uk.
RICHARD JOHNSON has illustrated many books for young children, including My Little Golden Book About the Solar System. See more of his work online at richardjohnsonillustration.co.uk.
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