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Meet Venus, the solar system's most glamorous and sassy planet! In her very own autobiography, Venus is ready to share all her dazzling secrets, from her super-hot atmosphere to her unique spin in the cosmos.
Written with humor by Stacy McAnulty and paired with vibrant art from Stevie Lewis, this picture book is a stellar addition to the Our Universe series. Readers will learn what makes Venus so special, including why she has no moons, no rings, and a rhythm all her own.
Perfect for young science lovers, this charming and informative book makes learning about planetary science an out-of-this-world adventure. Get ready to be utterly charmed by the fiercest and most fabulous planet in our solar system!
An introduction to Venus that shows the planet at her most verbally and visually vivacious.
Gr 1-3--In the same vein as Our Solar System! A Stellar Neighborhood in the "Our Universe" series, McAnulty and Lewis turn their humorous and informative focus to that glamorous and unique neighbor, Venus. Crushingly fabulous, the planet herself tells of her atmosphere that would, due to its density, flatten a human being should one ever try to visit her. Her blazing hot temperatures (hottest in the solar system) and the allure that she has had for people on Earth since time immemorial are shared with just the right balance of cheeky self-assuredness. Illustrations add to the humor and understanding of our size "twinsie" in the sky. Venus's interesting features, combined with her well-deserved spunkiness, will delight both casual readers and those fans of planet facts looking for a closer peek at the second planet from the sun. VERDICT The personification works to great effect in this addition to the series, and libraries should definitely give Venus her well-deserved spot on the shelves. Highly recommended.--John Scott
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