Look Inside Space

Reviews / Votes

A great-fun flap book introducing our solar system to young children through detailed colour spreads and interactive novelty pages. * The Bookseller * A fantastically interactive book for younger children. Full of flaps to lift (and flaps under flaps) that reveal amazing facts about space! * Royal Society Young People's Book Prize judge's comments * Good introduction to the solar system, offering information in bite-sized chunks. * The Telegraph * An enticing introduction to space without becoming overwhelming... ideal for younger astronomers-to-be. * Playing by the Book blog * Another winning Usborne flap book. * Kul Collective blog * Breaks down information into easily digestible chunks while also adding an element of fun. * Progressive Preschool * Definitely worth a read and recommended for all potential space explorers. * Norfolk Schools Library Service * For your youngest astronauts, you can't beat Look Inside Space. Published 2012, so in no way old and out-of-date, this is an exciting illustrated title for young enthusiasts. * Minerva Reads * Packed with fascinating information... an excellent springboard for further discovery. * Parents in Touch * The sky's the limit for inquisitive youngsters who will be over the moon with a brilliant Look Inside book which has 70 flaps to lift...a fun and fascinating way to introduce children aged four and over to our solar system. * Lancashire Evening Post * Sumptuously illustrated, fact-filled, flap-filled and fantastic. * ReadItDaddy blog * Younger readers will absolutely love it. * Popular Science * Young readers intrigued by space will be captivated by this engaging tour of the universe. * Science Magazine *