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Little Einsteins: Galactic Goodnight by Susan Ring β€” book cover

Little Einsteins: Galactic Goodnight

by Susan Ring, Kirk Albert Etienne
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Synopsis

Rocket has a new camera, perfect for taking photos in space! The team wastes no time in blasting off to explore the wonders of our galaxy. In this galactic good time of a story, the team invites the reader to use the accompanying slide viewer to explore the galaxy and the unique planets in our solar system.

Children's Literature

The back of the book states this is for children ages three and up, but I really don't think many three year-olds will find this to their liking. Attached to the book is a slideviewer, but it is extremely small and you need to have your eye really close to see the pictures. The Little Einsteins—Leo, Annie, Quincy, and June are heading off to the moon. On the pages there are symbols telling the reader to look at the image in the viewer—the images are numbered, but the symbol on the page is not so if you get out of synch or lose your place, it could be a bit frustrating. Ignoring the fact that one could not zoom off to the planets, there is information about each and inset boxes provide a bit more information. Not one of the better Einstein products.

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Book Details

Published
September 1, 2006
Publisher
Hyperion Books for Children
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780786849734

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