Out of Time (Orions Children Book 1)

There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. One of the few good books I read in Rohan Moorthy is an excellent story teller and this book is very well written. I found myself completely immersed in it and absolutely enjoyed it. The characters are diverse, feel very real and are well thought out. Hope the sequel comes out soon!! This is an amazingly plotted, well written science fiction novel. The detailing is incredible; it's like one has chanced upon 'Star Trek' of the new age, only that the issues dealt with are very much real, and quite possibly what could happen in the future.

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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. But we've also thrown several titles with parents in mind. Get young children thinking about the night sky with this adventurous story about Riley and his work to deflect an asteroid back out into Space. Children will love the beautiful illustrations and wealth of information about the night sky this book has to offer in its 92 pages of colorful, fact-packed pages.

The best part about this book, though, is that parents will indefinitely learn something too. A recipient of the Parent's Choice Award, A Child's Introduction of the Night Sky comes with a star wheel and glow in the dark stickers of the solar system. Find the Constellations by H. Rey Curious George author.

A classic children's book with wonderful illustrations that will nurture their curiosity about the night sky. A good beginner book with an observing orientation, with thorough coverage of the sky, and charts on every page to accompany the text. A complete guide to getting started in amateur astronomy, from the equipment you'll need, to the celestial panorama and advanced tips.

Turn Left at Orion: This excellent reference book was designed for use with Dobsonian telescopes, and is one of the most popular observing books of all time. One object per spread layout makes for clear and concise learning.

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An excellent reference, geared more towards adults or parents than children. Not just for children! The Stars is another classic to add to your collection, and a fantastic beginning astronomer's guide to the night sky. It's filled with star charts, constellation guides and details about observing seasons and the movement of objects in the sky. Practical advice about how to find stars, constellations, planets, features of the Moon, this introductory book is packed with interesting facts and is a great one for the classroom.

It's a perfect companion to a pair of binoculars. Written by the renowned Terence Dickinson, this was the world's top selling stargazing guide for the past twenty years, complete with star charts for both the northern and southern hemispheres. The fourth edition boasts a complete update of the equipment section, with guides to computerized telescopes, as well as an enlarged and updated photography section.

Edited by David M. Compiled by an experienced staff of more than 60 professional astronomers of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the Observer's Handbook of is THE reference book for any serious observer. It will tell you exactly what will be in the sky and when, from sunrise and sunset times to lunar phases, eclipses, solar transits, occultation's, and much, much more.