Moon

Moon Synopsis

Could the Moon crash into Earth? Is it colder at the Moon's poles? This illustrated question-and-answer fact book for children aged 5+ tackles big Moon questions with humour, quirky pictures by Ana Gomez and text by award-winning author Anne Rooney.

Ideal for browsing, homework and school projects. 32-page illustrated question-and-answer fact book about the Moon Written by award-winning author Anne Rooney Illustrated by Ana Gomez, with modern pictures packed with amusing details Special spreads: Incredible Numbers, Would You Rather and Did You Know For children aged 5 and up Part of the Curious Questions & Answers series from Miles KellyCurious Questions & Answers about The Moon is a funny, fact-packed space book for primary-school children aged 5 and up.

Each page asks a question a curious child might ask, then answers it in short, lively text alongside quirky illustrations, so children can dip in, browse and learn at their own pace.Find out the answers to questions such as: Which other planets have moons? Is it colder at the Moon's poles? Could the Moon crash into Earth?Special double-page features add extra wow moments.

Incredible Numbers shares facts such as 5,268 - the diameter in kilometres of the largest moon in the Solar System. Would You Rather asks children to choose between flying the orbiter round and round the Moon or guiding the lander down to the surface. Quickfire Did You Know facts include the fact that footprints on the Moon will stay there unless they are disturbed.The text is by award-winning author Anne Rooney, and the warm, characterful illustrations are by Ana Gomez.

Humour runs throughout, making the book appealing to keen young scientists and reluctant readers alike.This book is for you if: Your child is always asking questions about space, the Moon and the planets You want a fact book that is fun to browse as well as useful for learning Your child needs help with a space topic, homework or a school project You are looking for non-fiction to draw in a reluctant readerTurn the page and start answering the big questions about our nearest neighbour in space.