What the Moon Is Like
What the Moon Is Like by BRANLEY is a revised edition published by HarperCollins on April 18, 1986. This 32-page book presents NASA photographs and information from the Apollo space missions, providing insights into the moon’s composition, terrain, and atmosphere in comparison to Earth. The text is complemented by simple illustrations that effectively highlight these differences and identify the Apollo landing sites.
Readers will find a clear description of the moon’s unique characteristics, as well as depictions of a future moon colony’s operation. The book falls under the categories of juvenile nonfiction, science and nature, and astronomy, making it suitable for young readers interested in space exploration. With its straightforward approach and engaging visuals, this edition serves as an informative resource for those curious about our lunar neighbor.
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‘NASA photographs and information gathered by the Apollo space missions are incorporated here along with a description of how the moon’s composition, terrain, and atmosphere differ from the Earth’s. With simple lines and few colors, Kelley’s illustrations capture these differences, identify the Apollo landing sites, and depict the operation of a future moon colony.’ —BL.
Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children 1986 (NSTA/CBC)
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