Pluto is not amused when he is suddenly demoted from planet status. Determined to find where he belongs, he embarks upon an identity quest, seeking help from comets, asteroids, meteoroids and planets. Can Pluto finally find a new status that reflects his true identity? This feel-good picture book is brightly illustrated and covers themes of acceptance and belonging.
This information text is full of exciting facts about the universe and stunning illustrations. Topics include galaxies, space stations, astronauts and comets.
Blast off on an intergalactic adventure with our stellar selection of the best children’s books about space. From planets and constellations to spacecraft and moon landings, budding stargazers and future astronauts will find plenty of top space facts to explore in our list of recommended children’s books for space topics.
This list is aimed at children aged 5-7. For space books for older children, try our Space Booklist for KS2.
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