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Ages 6–8 · 24 pages · Future I want to be
Astronomer's Gaze
Exploring stars, finding wonders.
Your child the astronomer dreams of exploring the universe. From their rooftop observatory in Pune, they spot an unusual celestial event, but their telescope malfunctions, forcing them to use ingenuity to confirm their discovery, sharing the marvels of the cosmos.
What happens
- 1Your child adjusts the large telescope, gazing at the moon's craters.
- 2A strange, flickering light appears at the edge of the known constellations.
- 3The telescope’s gears grind, then stop, leaving the view stuck.
- 4Your child uses a star chart and smaller binoculars to track the light.
- 5A new comet is confirmed, charting its path across the night sky.
Read more about this book
The quiet hum of the city fades as your child, the astronomer, sits under the vast, star-strewn sky from their Pune rooftop observatory. The telescope points towards distant galaxies. Suddenly, a peculiar burst of light appears where there should be only darkness. Before your child can confirm it, the telescope's motor whines and stops. This story encourages scientific curiosity and problem-solving, demonstrating how persistence and resourcefulness can lead to amazing discoveries.
This book is exactly right for a child who is captivated by the stars and the mysteries of space.
- Hardcover
- ₹1,299
- Softcover
- ₹699
- Length
- 24 pages
- Delivery
- Digital in 24h · print 7–14 days
