This book describes how to find the constellations and tells the Greek myths associated with the pictures in the stars.
Professional Reviews
Dot to Dot in the Sky, Stories in the Stars
“Connecting dots in the night sky is a sensible first step to begin exploring Earth, where we live among the stars.”
Roberta Bondar
scientist, physician, astronaut, photographer
Dot to Dot in the Sky, Stories of the Planets
“This is an excellent book. It’s very interesting to read about the mythological stories behind the names of the planets of our solar system, as well as the planetary facts. I appreciate that Joan Marie Galat is very careful in making the important distinction between the myths and the facts of what we know today. I believe that star gazers of all ages will be fascinated by these stories.”
Julie Payette, astronaut
Dot to Dot in the Sky, Stories of the Moon
“Looking up at the Moon has inspired explorers and dreamers for eons, floating as a beacon of endless mystery. It lured me into space. The largest Dot in the night sky is the Moon, and its facts and mysteries are beautifully connected in Dot to Dot in the Sky, Stories of the Moon."
Where do viruses, such as Ebola and HIV, come from and why they are so aggressive? This book changed tenets of evolutionary virology, developing the concepts of aggressive symbiosis and plague culling, which explain much of the horror of plague virus
