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Name: Find the constellations
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Author: H. A. Rey

Find the Constellations offers a child‑friendly overview of the night sky, describing the brightest stars and the patterns they form. The book explains when and where each constellation can be seen and provides simple tips for identifying them on any clear night.

First publish date: 1954

Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books

Authors: H. A. Rey

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