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Red Rover: Curiosity on Mars

Hardback

Main Details

Title Red Rover: Curiosity on Mars
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Richard Ho
Illustrated by Katherine Roy
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:44
Dimensions(mm): Height 287,Width 240
ISBN/Barcode 9781250198334
ClassificationsDewey:523.43
Audience
Children / Juvenile
Illustrations Includes double gatefold

Publishing Details

Publisher St Martin's Press
Imprint St Martin's Press
Publication Date 29 October 2019
Publication Country United States

Description

On a planet far, far away, one pioneer explores a vast frontier. Many others have come before it seeking an answer to Mars's many secrets, and the little rover is no different. It plays games. It looks for water. And it waits. . . . . .for the next one to come to Mars to explore. Join Curiosity on its journey across the red planet in this innovative and dynamic nonfiction picture book by journalist Richard Ho, illustrated by Sibert Honor winner Katherine Roy.

Author Biography

Richard Ho is a children's book author who was once, himself, a child. He is a former journalist and a scriptwriter and editor at BrainPOP, an educational website that offers Common Core-aligned animated video content for K-12 audiences. Red Rover is his first book for young readers. Katherine Roy is the award-winning author and illustrator of Neighborhood Sharks: Hunting with the Great Whites of California's Farallon Islands and How to Be an Elephant: Growing Up in the African Wild. She loves science, history, and big adventures, and is endlessly fascinated by the way things live. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, she currently lives with her husband and young son in Oregon. Visit her online at katherineroy.com.

Reviews

"A winner for young Mars enthusiasts."-- School Library Journal "Thoughtful, evocative, and impeccably illustrated..."--The Horn Book " It's the contrast between Curiosity's cheery determination and the forbidding world it inhabits that gives the book its power."--Publishers Weekly "A keeper."--Kirkus Reviews