The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia

Discover the wonders of the universe with The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia, a beginner-friendly guide to space designed for curious minds aged seven and up. This 160-page paperback brings distant planets, stars, and space missions to life through bright illustrations, concise explanations, and a steady, kid-friendly pace. Whether read at home, in school, or during a family stargazing night, this encyclopedia invites young readers to explore boldly and dream big. Written in a warm, approachable voice, The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia is organized into thematic sections that cluster related topics—our solar system, the Sun and stars, space travel, galaxies, and more—so kids can build connections as they learn. Each entry is short, accurate, and easy to digest, and the carefully designed, step-by-step sequences help readers visualize concepts in action. What makes The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia special is the balance between facts and fun: colorful illustrations, simple diagrams, and inviting layouts that invite children to pause, compare, and think. A kid-friendly glossary and an index guide new learners through the collection, while a curated list of websites offers safe, extended exploration beyond the final page. 160 vibrant pages of space topics presented in color with clear, concise entries Thematic chapters covering the solar system, stars, space travel, galaxies, and more Colorful illustrations, diagrams, and step-by-step sequences that bring concepts to life Glossary, index, and curated websites for quick reference and further exploration Ideal for ages 7 and up; a reliable resource for both home reading and classroom learning After finishing The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia, readers will carry a confident sense of what space is and a curiosity that keeps growing. They’ll feel empowered to ask questions, imagine missions, and return to its pages again and again for fresh discoveries.