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No space flight in this one, just some great space art.
Barlowe, Sy. A Child's Book of Stars. New York : Maxton. (32 p.) 27 cm.
Sometimes the inspiration comes from a child seeing a place they want to go. Like a National Geographic article showing you someplace you never imagined. Space art in children's books gave children a new place to imagine. And best of all they were assured that this was a real place that they could go to some day. Science can be dressed up a little when presenting it to children and this book show some incredible
places you could go.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgecJDcU_SL3WUBeAr6G4k4nHkVSbtZpEE0eSDamsp8od31eJCFvIRRuvtiP_TmZ5bifmTSJuOZ_tIW9mIKMfvZKBV05et8Qmt0FjKXQ2HzHd6O38EkN3c40X9-TV8ANArIqRtFF86czw/s400/1953achildsbookofstars2.gif)
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I still have this book, printed by "Editorial Novaro" from Mexico
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