Educational
The Cosmic Diary of Our Incredible Universe
by Tim Peake
Astronaut Tim Peake tells the story of our universe as if the universe were keeping its own diary. Children follow how everything came to be, from the very beginning onwards, with Tim's own space experiences mixed in. The diary style and lively pictures make big science ideas feel friendly. Some parts are tricky, so younger readers may enjoy it more with a grown-up nearby.
- Age
- 9–12
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 200
- Publisher
- Wren & Rook (Hachette Children's)
- Reading level
- Easy
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