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Earth
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to planet Earth, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Earth
by Daisy Allyn
Part of the Our Solar System series
Earth might be the Blue Planet, but it is also the planet we call home. It's our very own corner of the solar system! Earth is unique. It has abundant life, breathable air, blue oceans, and a colorful range of landforms. The interesting facts found here and striking photographs are sure to excite readers of all ages. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Mercury
by Lincoln James
Part of the Our Solar System series
Mercury is the planet closest to the sun, which has made studying this iron planet very difficult. However, scientists have found new ways to do just that. This book is filled with interesting facts, stunning photographs, and detailed diagrams to help readers learn all about our solar system's smallest planet. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Venus
by Lincoln James
Part of the Our Solar System series
Which planet is Earth's closest neighbor in our solar system? It's Venus, the masked planet. Venus is surrounded by harmful gases. Beneath the planet's poisonous mask is a hot, unfriendly environment. Brave and curious readers will get a chance to visit one of our solar system's most dangerous locations. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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The Sun
by Lincoln James
Part of the Our Solar System series
It gives us light. It gives us warmth. It makes life on Earth possible. It's the sun! This bright book takes readers to the center of our solar system for an up-close and personal visit with our favorite star. Stunning pictures help readers understand how the sun makes heat and light. Grab your sunscreen and let's go! Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Neptune
by Greg Roza
Part of the Our Solar System series
This gripping narrative takes readers on a journey to our solar system's most distant planet. Although it is very similar to its twin, icy Uranus, scientists have discovered that Neptune has massive storms. It also has the strongest winds in our solar system. Readers will learn all about the fascinating blue planet named after the god of water and the sea. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Comets and Asteroids
by Greg Roza
Part of the Our Solar System series
Out among the planets and moons of our solar system, much smaller chunks of rock and ice orbit the sun. We call them comets and asteroids. Most asteroids orbit the sun between Mars and Jupiter. Comets come hurtling in from the deepest reaches of the solar system. Students will be absolutely engrossed by this book's presentation of our galaxy's most active, far traveling, and smallest inhabitants. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Jupiter
by Daisy Allyn
Part of the Our Solar System series
Which planet is the biggest in the solar system? Which planet has the largest moon in the solar system? Which planet has a storm so big it could swallow Earth? It's Jupiter! Readers will learn that everything is bigger on Jupiter. They'll eagerly strap in and get ready to journey to one of the solar system's most fascinating planets. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Mars
by Lincoln James
Part of the Our Solar System series
Many scientists think Mars was once covered with water, just like Earth. Was Mars once home to living creatures as well? Will people one day live on Mars? Scientists are keeping a close eye on Mars in the hope of answering these questions. Readers will be excited to open this book and find out more about one of the solar system's most interesting locations. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Uranus
by Greg Roza
Part of the Our Solar System series
Did you know that Uranus is the farthest planet in our solar system that can be seen without a telescope? It's also the only planet that spins on its side! This thrilling book takes readers on an amazing journey to this distant and mysterious part of our solar system-but bring a coat, because it's going to get cold! Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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The Moon
by Daisy Allyn
Part of the Our Solar System series
The moon is the closest object to Earth, and the largest object in our night sky. It even affects tides on Earth. For centuries, humans have observed and studied the moon, and eventually walked on the moon. Will we ever go back to the moon? That's just one question that is engagingly discussed in this lunar exploration. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Pluto and Other Dwarf Planets
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to dwarf planets, such as Pluto, their sizes, compositions, and places within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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The Sun
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the sun, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Venus
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Venus, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Mercury
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Mercury, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Jupiter
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Jupiter, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Saturn
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Saturn, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Neptune
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Neptune, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Mars
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Mars, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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Saturn
by Daisy Allyn
Part of the Our Solar System series
Because of its ring system, Saturn is often considered one of the most interesting planets in our solar system. But there's much more that is worth knowing about the ringed planet. Did you know Saturn has more than 60 moons, or that it takes more than 10 years for the planet to travel once around the sun? It's true! Students will enjoy this book's journey into Saturn's fun facts and fascination. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Pluto
by Greg Roza
Part of the Our Solar System series
Once thought to be a planet itself, distant Pluto is now called a dwarf planet. Tiny, rocky, cold Pluto stands guard at the edge of our solar system. It is so far away that even our most powerful telescopes can't see it clearly. Readers will learn about Pluto and our efforts to discover more about this mysterious dwarf planet. Series Review: Our Solar System"This series for younger readers is a solid introduction to the solar system...Bolded titles and vocabulary words, easy to read typeface with lower level text, and book size make this series perfect for early elementary students."-Library Media Connection
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Uranus
by L. L. Owens
Part of the Our Solar System series
A basic introduction to the planet Uranus, its size, composition, and place within our solar system. The universe is a vast and endlessly intriguing place, and our own little corner, the solar system, offers enough mystery and wonder to delight any youngster.
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