Children's Encyclopedia Of Space

Children’s Encyclopedia of Space by Giles Sparrow

Take a giant leap into the cosmos with the Children’s Encyclopedia of Space, a comprehensive visual guide that explores the universe from the Big Bang to the latest astronomical discoveries. Part of the Arcturus Children's Reference Library, this book is packed with galactic facts, dramatic photography, and CGI artwork designed to inspire budding astronomers. Accessible, entertaining, and authoritative, this comprehensive visual encyclopedia supports the school curriculum and is great for home learning. The perfect introduction to the world of space and astronomy for children aged eight and above.

Product Highlights

A Journey Through Time: Explores the history of the universe, beginning with the Big Bang and extending to modern technological marvels like the Extremely Large Telescope

Solar System Secrets: Provides a definitive guide to our own cosmic neighbourhood, including in-depth information on the sun, planets, moons, and asteroids

Scientific Accuracy: Based on the latest astronomical research, making it an authoritative and reliable resource for home learning

Engaging Learning Tools: Uses a mix of stunning photography and useful diagrams to make complex scientific concepts accessible and entertaining

Why It’s a Library Essential

Written by Giles Sparrow, a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, this encyclopedia is crafted with an expert’s touch to ensure that every page is both factually sound and visually captivating. 

Technical Specifications

Author: Giles Sparrow

Publisher: Arcturus Publishing

Format: Hardcover

Page Count: 128 pages

Recommended Age: 8–12 years (Grades 3–7)

Dimensions: Approximately 28.6cm x 23cm