Laura Knowles

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The Sky We Share: Star Stories from Around the World

Illustrated by Mariana Ruiz Johnson

Created in collaboration with Royal Observatory Greenwich

Celestial-themed folktales from around the world are paired with genuine scientific insight and stargazing tips in this beautifully realised hardback for 7-9-year-olds. . . Highly recommended. ―The School Reading List

Look up to the night sky – what do you see?

Bringing together scientific insight and ancient wisdom, this book beautifully retells star stories from across the world, while bold and graphic illustrations ensure each page is a visual celebration of cultural heritage.

For thousands of years, civilisations have turned to the stars for guidance. From the Polynesians who voyaged across open oceans using only the stars to light their way, to ancient farmers who timed their harvests by celestial rhythms, and storytellers who filled the heavens with legends, this book explores incredible stories from each corner of the world.

Featuring myths and folklore passed down through generations with modern scientific insight and tips for budding stargazers, The Sky We Share is the perfect gift for curious children and anyone who has ever looked to the night sky with imagination and wonder.

Published by Templar Books

Age 7-9 years
96 pages
ISBN: 9781835872437

Translated into Spanish

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