Super Space Encyclopedia: The Furthest, Largest, Most Spectacular Features of Our Universe

We are using this for kindergarten homeschool and the photos are absolutely beautiful. My daughter loves the pictures and learning about astronauts going to space. I give her small bits of information and we look at the pictures, but there is a LOT in here and definitely not just for little kids. This will definitely grow with her and it is a great addition to our home library.

My girls like the book. There are a lot of interesting facts and good pictures.

Ordered this for my 5 year old preparing for Primary 1 next year and who is currently studying 'Space' this term at Kindergarten.The book is fantastic; the latest computer-generated diagrams, pictures and up-to-date information in an easy-to-read and not too-complicated format aimed at the younger to pre-teenage generation. Obviously, talking about Space, it's going to get complicated, but the book goes into detail without going into too much unnecessary detail if that makes sense?! Saying that, this book would be useful for those up to 16 years old too!What I really liked were the diagrams and pictures which are brilliantly thought-out and explained with younger children in mind especially. Try explaining tectonic plates to a 5 year old; well the book displays it in a really creative way which help younger minds visualise what they are. The visuals are really quite stunning.The chapters are well-laid out and the information divided accordingly inside which include every bit of information any school child would need including how the universe started to future space missions and space stations.This book is a must for anyone, including adults! You won't be disappointed.

This book is going to put a smile on tge face of my daughter. She is into astronomy. It is also a large book.

My 6 yo son love it and I love it too.... So interesting and super cool photos