Explore the Solar System with 8 Little Planets: A Fun & Educational Book for Kids with Unique Planet Cutouts!

R-Mary See: Great read for my kids. They enjoy the design and have read it many times.

United States on Dec 06, 2023

Amber Mead: This book is small and durable enough for my 3 year old nephew.

United States on Dec 02, 2023

Ashley mtc: Cute and informative book for kids.

United States on Nov 26, 2023

Heather Bailey: Easily my son's favorite book! He's five months old and he loves this book during our reading time!

United States on Nov 25, 2023

Scott: Great book for a child's gift

Australia on Oct 12, 2023

Morgan: "8 Little Planets: A Solar System Book for Kids with Unique Planet Cutouts" is like a rocket ride through the wonders of our solar system for young, eager minds.

The unique planet cutouts are like windows to the universe. They make learning about the planets an interactive and visually engaging experience for kids. Each cutout is like a sneak peek into the characteristics and features of the respective planets.

The language is like a gentle orbit through space - easy to grasp and inviting for young readers. It's like having a friendly astronaut guiding you through the cosmos, explaining facts in a way that's both educational and entertaining.

The illustrations are like twinkling stars in a clear night sky. They're bright, colorful, and capture the essence of each planet beautifully. It's like having a mini solar system come to life on the pages of a book.

The book is like a treasure map to the solar system, sparking curiosity and fueling young imaginations. It's a perfect launchpad for discussions, questions, and a lifelong fascination with space.

In summary: "8 Little Planets: A Solar System Book for Kids with Unique Planet Cutouts" - a stellar...

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Cesar: Excelente qualidade. Totalmente satisfeito com a aquisição.

Brazil on Jul 21, 2023

Ms. gandhi: My mid just loves this book.

India on Mar 14, 2023

Tony: Je suis devenu un vrai fan de ces livres, tout comme mon fils. Bien qu'il soit encore un peu jeune pour en profiter pleinement, ils commencent très simplement et je suis convaincu qu'ils l'aideront à travers les premières étapes de la scolarité.

Chaque livre de la série part du même point conceptuel d'une «balle», quelque chose auquel la plupart des enfants peuvent s'identifier, et dans la plupart des cas, vous pouvez en trouver un autour de la maison pour aider à visualiser davantage le contenu.

La fin du livre peut être un peu complexe même pour les adultes mais cela n'empêche pas mon fils de m'aimer essayer d'expliquer ce qui se passe.

Bien:
- Livres intelligents pour enfants et adultes
- Éducatif tout en s'amusant
- Thème cohérent tout au long de la série

Mauvais:
- Je ne suis même pas sûr de comprendre.
Je recommande pleinement ce livre et les autres de la série à tout parent ou tuteur.

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I have become a real fan of these books, and so has my son. Although he is still a bit young to fully enjoy them, they start very simple, and I am convinced they will help him through the early...

France on Apr 16, 2020

Fluff: Chris Ferrie has created the brilliant "... for Babies" series. We've bought loads of these for ourselves and as presents for others. We've recommended them to plenty of people as well. On the basis of those books, we bought this - a world of difference (no pun intended).

In the "... for babies" series his short punchy writing style is a brilliant accompaniment to the pictures. Here he tries to use a different writing style... and it's really poor. He's trying to write in verse but it seems like he has no sense of rhyme or rhythm.

"8 little planets with the Sun at the center.
Does each one wish it were a little bit better" - Apart from the complete fail on the rhyme, I don't even know what he's trying to say here. It's like he couldn't think of anything better and just thought "Oh this'll do".

The book is beautifully colourful and physically attractive. Although, on some pages, there is so much going on, that the central theme of the page (the planet in question) kind of gets lost. The idea of the book is great, but the sort of fun that many authors have, using rhyme and tempo in language that is to be read aloud to kids, is missing here. If someone else...

United Kingdom on Aug 08, 2019