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48 pp.
| Enslow/Bailey |
December, 2010 |
LibraryISBN 978-0-7660-3182-1$23.93
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K-3Far-Out Guide to the Solar System series.
These texts explore a range of topics about bodies in the solar system, covering both planetary science and the technology used to explore and gather data. The formats are a little crowded with main text, detailed captions for the many color photographs and diagrams, "Far-Out Fact" text boxes, and "Fast Facts" lists. There are six other fall 2010 titles in this series. Reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Far-Out Guide to the Solar System titles: Far-Out Guide to Asteroids and Comets, Far-Out Guide to Earth, Far-Out Guide to Icy Dwarf Planets, Far-Out Guide to Mars, Far-Out Guide to the Moon, and Far-Out Guide to the Sun.