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The Story of Space: A First Book about the Universe

Catherine Barr, Steve Williams

Published by Frances Lincoln Children's Books on 2017-04-06, this 40-page book introduces the universe and considers ways people explore it. Catherine Barr and Steve Williams are credited as its authors. Full-page illustrations accompany the text. Its stated subject is space, with attention both to the universe itself and to human efforts to investigate it. The recorded ISBN is 9781786030030.

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Themes
Science · Space And Astronomy
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Frances Lincoln Children's Books
Published
April 6, 2017
Pages
40
ISBN-13
9781786030030
Language
English
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