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Space Science: Need to Know (SilverTip Books)

Explore the universe with this curricular high-interest, low-reading-level series! This approachable look at key science curriculum keeps struggling readers engaged while carefully levelled text paired with dyslexia-friendly font and design makes learning more accessible. A final featured infographic aids learning for visual learners while SilverTips for Success guide the readers on a review of key concepts from the book to help reinforce comprehension and provide test-taking tips.

Space Science: Unlocking the Universe  

This series examines the history and science of space exploration. It also delves into the careers and technological advancements associated with this exciting field of study.

Space Scout

Twelve-year-old Kip Kirby is the youngest Space Scout! Readers will love joining Kip, the grumpy starship MoNa, and the part-human and part-wolf Finbar on missions to find the next planet Earth.

Space Tech (Epic)

Out-of-this-world space technology is on display for aspiring astronauts, Star Wars fans, and general knowledge seekers. Every book puts a spotlight on a different type of space machine to shed light on how the machine works. Let the mission begin with this far-out series.

Space Travel Guides

With a new telescope in the news and the popularity of all space travel, this high-interest series is a basic primer for all things space. Offering a need to know feature, students are given building blocks to learning about space, as well as traveler's tips to help understand the difference between life on earth and around the solar system. Space Weather, from hurricanes to volcanoes, as well as not to miss destinations make this a thrilling ride with spectacular NASA photographs.

Space Voyager (Bullfrog Books)

Our solar system is home to giant, faraway planets that are much different than Earth. Explore the features and composition of your favourite planets, the sun, and the moon through vibrant photographs and carefully levelled text. Includes a labelled diagram of the featured celestial body and a picture glossary to reinforce new vocabulary.

Space Wonders (Top Rank/The List)

Space is vast and full of wonders. Inspire kids to grab their telescopes and gaze up at the night sky as you reveal fascinating facts about planetsCbig and smallCmoons, stars, and galaxies, both near and far. Each book provides an understanding of six wonders in an easy-to-read, skip-to-your-favorite-parts format that will excite and amaze future astronomers and scientists.

SPACE-LICIOUS! Out-of-This-World Recipes (Create! Books)

Grab your chef3s hat and jump aboard your rocket shipCit3s time to get cooking! Munch on some stars, batter up the planets, slurp down the Milky Way, and more! These hands-on cookbooks are full of bright step-by-step photos and easy to follow recipes inspired by the wondrous world of space. Once you3re full of the tasty treats, learn all about real astronauts and their favourite foods. Let3s get a delicious taste of space!s

Spacemanatee!

Anna Lee is a sweet-natured manatee whose dreams are even bigger than her mighty flippers. Every night, Anna Lee Manatee meets with her friend, The Loon, to stargaze. When Anna Lee shares her belief of a ""Manatee on the Moon,"" The Loon mocks her seemingly far-fetched idea. Determined to validate her beliefs, Anna Lee constructs a rocket ship out of materials she finds in the sea and blasts off to outer space. Will she find what she is looking for? This is a sweet story that helps kids believe in themselves so they can reach new heights.

Spartacus the Spider

Spartacus is a big name for a little spider. Especially for a spider that struggles with the most fundamental of tasks-spinning sticky threads strong enough to catch a fly. As Spartacus's silk threads, break and winged insects mock his flimsy nets, his self-esteem plummets. That changes one day when he finds inspiration in some peculiar news of inventive human scientists. Spinning the mightiest web ever spun, Spartacus at last lives up to his name. Moths and bumblebees are finally his, as his super-strands seem capable of ensnaring anything in the air. But are glory and fame worth the potentially grim consequences of such a triumph?