Glow 30 Stargazing Cards : Discover 30 Constellations, Stars and Planets!, Pa...
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Glow 30 Stargazing Cards : Discover 30 Constellations, Stars and Planets!, Pa.... Find all the planets in our solar system. -Glow : A child's guide to the night sky. -Fly : A child's guide to birds and where to spot them. -"The cutest book about birds and how to spot them.". -Jamie Oliver. Glow 30 Stargazing Cards : Discover 30 Constellations, Stars and Planets!, Paperback by González, Noelia; Meadows, Sara Boccaccini (ILT), ISBN 1917366051, ISBN-13 9781917366052, Brand New, Free shipping in the US A beautiful pack of 30 cards for every budding star gazer! Explore the night sky with this beautiful pack of 30 cards, the perfect gift for any budding stargazer. Each card features a different constellation, planet, or star to spot in the night sky, with stunning artwork on one side, and easy-to-follow guidance on the reverse. And every object is visible with the naked eye, meaning no telescopes are necessary! Use this deck of cards to: -Learn how to find the North Star -Understand the phases of the moon -Find all the planets in our solar system -Discover the science behind eclipses -Explore iconic constellations including Orion, the Plough, and the Great Bear An introductory booklet is also included, featuring a night sky map and guidance for young astronomers aged 5+. Part of In Our Nature a beautifully illustrated series that showcases the beauty of our planet and has sold in 19 languages across the world. Discover mors in the series with: -Glow : A child's guide to the night sky. -Grow : A child's guide to plants and how to grow them. -Fly : A child's guide to birds and where to spot them. Praise for Grow : -"An exceptionally good-looking volume."-Thseller Praise for Fly : -"This is the best intro into birds you could ever get...the artwork is sublime." -Jim Moir, author of Birds -"The cutest book about birds and how to spot them." -Jamie Oliver -"The song of spring...a fully illustrated collection of more than 150 birds from around the world." -RSPB Magazine
