There's No Place like Space!: All about Our Solar System (Cat in the Hat's Learning Library Series)
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780679891154 |
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| Publisher: | Random House Children's Books |
| Publication date: | 10/28/1999 |
| Series: | Cat in the Hat's Learning Library Series |
| Pages: | 48 |
| Sales rank: | 9,281 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.67(w) x 9.37(h) x 0.36(d) |
| Lexile: | AD520L (what's this?) |
| Age Range: | 5 - 8 Years |
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There's No Place like Space!: All about Our Solar System (Cat in the Hat's Learning Library Series)
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I highly recommend this book! We have always been HUGE Suess fans but this became number one with a bullet from the first reading. It HAS to be read at least once a day!
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My 5 year old has taken a particular interest in learning all of the planets and also happens to be wild about The Cat in the Hat now as well. This book was a perfect fit with a fun story that is teaching valuable information as well. Names each of the nine planets and also has the sun and moon included. Easy to read with cute illustrations and the refreshing Dr. Seuss flair in the text. Great for boys or girls and also would make a great gift for birthday, Valentine's Day, Easter, etc. Highly recommend this one. We have read it over and over in the short time we have had this book.
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My 5 year old grandson started kindergarten and said he wants to be a scientist. I think this is an entertaining way to teach some science to him as it is entertaining and has bright colors, catchy wording and interesting and different characters.. Hoping his 7 year old sister will be able to help him with some of the reading.
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My children of 10,7, and 5 adore this book.
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This with four (4) other Dr. Seuss books is a Christmas present for our almost 4 year old grandson. We purchased thirteen Dr. Seuss books for him from B & N before he was born...this was the beginning of his own personal library. He loves Dr. Seuss books and others as well. His parents read to him all the time; they are heavy readers; we are heavy readers; our other son is also a heavy reader. I began to read when I was three-four years old. (I was born in 1944) My husband is a very heavy reader. So, if you want your child, children, or grandchildren to be good life long readers, Dr. Seuss is the best way to begin...then they can eventually go on to other great writers!!!
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My kids are 2 and 4 and thoroughly enjoy this and most other Dr. Suess books.
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This book makes it easy and fun to learn about the planets.
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My preschooler loves to read these series. She likes the information, pictures and rhyming. Now even my 19 month old enjoys them, too. They are great fun for my husband and I to read as well.
We also have "Oh the things you can do that are good for you" by Tish Rabe and "Oh say can you seed?" by Bonnie Worth Both are illustrated by Aristides Ruiz These are great fun as well! I highly recommend them for your home library! And great for gifts, too.
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This book got me absolutely hooked on the Cat in the Hat's Learning Library! My three year old son LOVES it and to hear him tell me that the sun is a hot, big, star is AMAZING! I can't wait to add more of these books to our Learning Library collection!
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This book has been "REVISED" to say there are only 8 planets. It doesn't even mention Pluto. Since only snobbish scientist elite idiots think we only have 8 planets, I really resent that fact that I paid good money to get this book for my niece. If I had known that fact that some idiot changed the book I wouldn't have bought it
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