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The Moon Tonight: Our Moon’s Journey around Earth

Jung Chang-hoon

A father and daughter watch the Moon change as it waxes and wanes during its 29-day trip around Earth. Their observations take place beneath the night sky, where people across cultures and continents can see the same Moon. Full-color illustrations accompany their shared attention to its changing appearance. The book presents the Moon’s journey around Earth through this family’s observations.

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Themes
Family · Nature · Science · Space And Astronomy
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Blue Dot Kids Press
Published
January 24, 2023
ISBN-13
9781737603252
Language
English
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