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dbeam
The Darkest Dark | Chris Hadfield
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This is a great book with historical elements as well as speculative fiction. It follows a boy who wants to become an astronaut but is afraid of the dark, but he overcomes this fear. I love the lesson of embraces one‘s dreams and persevering.
Published 2016
Speculative fiction

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LaraReads
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A quick #bbrc read this evening before heading inside. Enjoyed the illustration in this one.

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Cjloftus
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Moonshot by Brian Floca tells the truth tale of Apollo 11. This book is an amazing way to introduce young learners to this historic event. Young readers can see illustrations of scientist, preparing for the launch of Apollo 11 and can also read about the journey that they took. I would especially recommend this book to any teachers or parents of budding scientists.

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Faranae
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Panpan

Once again, Open Library offered me something totally different from what I was looking for. I chose to read it just so I could share this creepy child on the cover. I wasted 10 minutes of my life (plus a minute in Canva) just so I could subjugate everyone else to this cursed art. And no, the book isn't any good.

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Allylu
I Love You, Michael Collins | Lauren Baratz-Logsted
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It‘s the day for #LetterI A wonderful middle grade book about the often looked-over astronaut Michael Collins‘ biggest fan. #AlphabetGame @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Cinfhen I played today but appreciate the tag 💕 2y
Allylu @Cinfhen That‘s good then. Hope you are having a good day! 😊 2y
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Allylu
I Love You, Michael Collins | Lauren Baratz-Logsted
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Another #MiddleGrade finished this month! I love that Mamie (named after the First Lady) chose Michael Collins to write to out of the 3 Apollo 11 astronauts. He was the best - in her words - because he stayed with the ship. Mamie‘s adventures and circumstances that she experienced that summer were also incredible. Her bff Buster really was the best! #32 #BookSpin #15 #BFC22 #20in4 #PANTONE2022 #Blueberry #MGMsrchThroughTime #MiddleGradeMarch

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3y
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Nebklvr
I Love You, Michael Collins | Lauren Baratz-Logsted
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Mehso-so

This was cute. I liked the relationship the main character had with her best-friend/neighbor. There was quite a bit of interesting Apollo 11 trivia. However, the resolution was a bit too speedy.

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BookishMarginalia
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Charmingly illustrated #picturebook #biography of #NeilArmstrong by #DonBrown. Again, I wish there was an author‘s note with more information.

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BookishMarginalia
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One of the things I most enjoy about reading #picturebooks is learning new and unexpected things, like “barbecue rolls” to keep a space capsule from broiling or freezing. #DonBrown #illustration

Suet624 That‘s fascinating. Never thought of it before. 3y
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acassatta
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Moon‘s First Friends!🌚 This SF, RA book is a perfect science option for primary grades. The book is a fictional story about the moon and her desperation for visitors! Throughout the book, we learn about various historical scientific events, the main one being the first landing on the moon. The story puts everything in simpler terms for children.

acassatta The ESOL strategy used in the classroom for this story would be #50 which deals with content comprehension since we are learning about some factual information. The UDL principle 3.1, activating background knowledge, would work well with this book because of the science included that some students may know about to a degree. #ucflae3414sp21 (edited) 4y
OliviaBuck I love how this can teach science but is also fiction, I feel this is a great option for students who don‘t like nonfiction, but they can still learn something from this! 4y
PatriciaS I love the cover and from your review 🙂 sounds great I will be adding it to my book list 🙂. Thank you for your great review 👍 4y
acassatta This website includes fun science experiments for students to perform in celebration of the moon landing that occurred just over 50 years ago! https://blog.csiro.au/space-rocks-six-science-experiments-to-celebrate-the-moon-... 4y
DrSpalding Sad but true I just saw that Michael Collins one of the astronauts that went to the moon in 1969, passed away today. The tribute to him was very touching! While this book is fictitious it is a valuable book for teaching science content. I could see this being paired with a nonfiction text about the lunar landing. 4y
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