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Constellation FinderDorcas S. MillerConstellations |
Constellation Finder A guide to patterns in the night sky, with star stories from around the world. People around the world, and through the centuries, from the ancient Egyptians to the Pomo of California, have given names to the patterns they see in the night sky. The latest book in the Finders series of pocket guides introduces constellations from many cultures, and shows how to find them in the sky. With hints for stargazing, seasonal star maps, and constellation profiles; heavily illustrated by the author. |
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Constellations of the Night Sky (Dover Nature Coloring Book) Bruce LaFontaine
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A Child's Introduction to the Night Sky Michael Driscoll
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The StarsH. A. ReyBooks |
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Zoo in the Sky Jacqueline Mitton
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Half-Hours with the Stars A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of the ConstellationsRichard A. (Richard Anthony) ProctorBooks |
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A Walk through the Heavens Milton D. Heifetz
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National Audubon Society Pocket Guide to Constellations of the Northern Skies (National Audubon Society Pocket Guides) Mark Chartrand
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Navigating the Night SkyGuilherme de AlmeidaBooks |
Constellations Reach for the stars, with this beautiful glow-in-the-dark guide to the science and mythology behind the constellations. Children will see the stars shining brightly right in their own room with this glow-in-the-dark introduction to the night sky. Each constellation sparkles brilliantly on the page, thanks to the special ink that illuminates the lush artwork. And even as the luminous illustrations encourage stargazing, the kid-friendly text presents a perfect mix of simple science and storytelling. Along with very basic astronomical facts about our galaxy and the major constellations are the world myths of the gods and heroes whose names grace today's star maps. Take the tale of Andromeda—the princess sacrificed to save her father's kingdom who lives in the long, curved "V" of stars best seen in late fall. With information on constellations from Cygnus the Swan to Orion the Hunter, it's an appealing, interactive approach to a popular subject. |
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Constellations Chris Sasaki
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Glow-in-the-Dark ConstellationsC. E. ThompsonBooks |
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