Category: Children Publisher: Windward
ISBN-10: 0893170593
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 128
Copyright: July 2004
How do you keep the air fresh in space? What does it feel like to live in freefall? These and many other questions are answered in the updated second edition of the award-winning book, Space Station Science.
This book won the Golden Kite Award for best nonfiction children's book of 1999 from the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Originally published by Scholastic as a hardback, the new edition, published by Windward, is an affordable paperback. This edition includes many new full-color photos, updated text and graphics, and a new activity.
Autographed copies available from author. Big discounts offered for schools.
Illustrations by Dave Klug. Foreward by Buzz Aldrin.
Gary Grasshopper and friends travel to another field to celebrate the birthday of Gary's best friend, Freddie Firefly. While there they encounter a group of cicadas who have been underground for thirteen years.
