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The Book presents the universe’s life story from the moment of the Big Bang through to the formation of Earth, told as a personal letter by the universe itself to a young Earth child. Written in plain, engaging language, it offers a unique, think‑provoking perspective on cosmology aimed at juvenile readers.
By personifying the cosmos, the narrative makes complex scientific history accessible and memorable, inviting children to explore the science of the universe in a creative and imaginative way.
First publish date: 2002
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Jennifer Morgan
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