Zoom into space

"Hold onto your hats With winds ten times stronger than Earth's most powerful hurricanes, Neptune reigns as the stormiest planet in the solar system. With . . . simple language, young readers will easily grasp early learning concepts"--Amazon.

"Millions of miles from Earth, a small, rocky world circles the Sun. Mercury may be the smallest planet, but it holds big interest for young readers. This book explains concepts like craters, space probes, and planetary orbits"--Google books.

An introduction to the planet Jupiter that provides facts, a craft activity, and a glossary.

"All about the Sun, the star of our solar system. Young readers will learn . . . facts about the huge, shining ball that makes life on Earth possible. . . . Diagrams and photos explain concepts like day and night, eclipses, and sunspots"--Provided by publisher.

Welcome to Venus! Although this scorching world is around the same size as Earth, the two planets couldn't be more different. With thousands of active volcanoes and an atmosphere hot enough to melt metal, Venus will fascinate young learners as they read all about the toxic planet.

An introduction to the planet Uranus, including its rings, moons, and more.

An introduction to Pluto, and other dwarf planets, that provides facts, a craft activity, and a glossary.

Text and photographs provide an introduction to the moon.

An introduction to comets, meteors, and asteroids that provides facts, a craft activity, and a glossary.

An introduction to the planet Saturn, including its rings, many moons, and more.