Wallace is known for her cute bunny families that populate her science
books. These bunnies look at rocks, they look at seeds, and now, they
look at stars. While the illustrations are super cute, the writing does
not get syrupy. In fact it sounds like a normal energetic-bunny family
who gathers friends and goes to a star show at the children's museum.
"‘Welcome to Star Space,' said their guide. ‘My name is Stellan, and I
think stars are WONDER-full. What do you wonder about stars?'" The bunny
children wonder about the shape of stars, what they're made of, how
many stars there are, and candy bars. While the stellar puns may get a
bit trying to the adult-readers, many children will enjoy the
star-studded themes. As the bunnies walk through the exhibit at the
museum, they see the solar system, complete with dwarf planet Pluto, and
learn about the effects of the Sun on the Earth. Then they find the
answers to many other questions, including why stars twinkle, and stars'
temperatures. The cute bunnies are likely to appeal to children who
don't know they want to learn about science. Back matter includes a tip
sheet for stargazing. This kids book is for children reading levels ages 4-8. Leave us your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Let us know what other kids books you would like to have reviewed. Share this post with your friends. Remember to always praise your child.
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