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Name: Sun, stars & planets
Author: Tom Stacy

Sun, stars & planets is a compact, question‑and‑answer book designed to introduce children to the basics of astronomy. It explores the sun, the stars that illuminate the night sky, and the planets of our solar system, providing clear explanations that spark curiosity. The book’s straightforward format makes complex concepts accessible, encouraging learners to ask more about the universe. Its concise answers are ideal for quick reading sessions or as a companion to classroom lessons in elementary astronomy.

First publish date: 1991

Genre: Science/Astronomy

Authors: Tom Stacy

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