Rocket Says Look Up!

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Rocket is so enthusiastic about the meteor shower, her neighbors can’t help but become interested too.

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She is desperate for everyone to look up at the sky as a comet that will be visible in the sky tonight! Sprinkled with facts about meteors and space, this charming picture book is also a lovely representation of family, sibling relationships and one girl’s infectious enthusiasm. will inspire readers of all ages to dream big as it models Rocket’s passion for science and infectious curiosity. These children's books are a brilliant way to get your child excited about the science and mythology of the moon.

When it seems as if the meteor shower is a bust, he proves he has observed a few things, when not looking at his phone. Quite a bit more text than is often found in a picture book and lots of meteor shower facts for these who like to learn while they are reading or being read to. and Ada Twist, Scientist, this book is for any youngster—and parent—interested in community activism.

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Gap-toothed Rocket, meanwhile, makes her enthusiasm for space clear in the orange jumpsuit both she and her cat wear—and even Jamal’s excited by the end. Too often, I feel that the authors of such books get a free pass because of their fame, producing work more notable for its creator's name, than for any quality inherent to it. Adeola has a real talent for portraying expression, from teen Jamal’s sulks to Rocket’s jubilation at watching the stars.The sister-brother relationship was a bit awkward probably because of the huge difference in years, but Jamal does show that he cares for his sister!