Unleash the power of the Universe!
Embark on a thrilling voyage of discovery into outer space to transform your knowledge and change the way you see our Solar System, our galaxy and the Universe.
With mind-blowing facts to discover and scenes that transform with the turn of each die-cut page, there's plenty to explore and learn about the Universe, and how the Earth and our Solar System came to be. From the Big Bang, the creation of the first stars and the Milky Way to the Solar System and the future of the Universe.
Be Inspired! - You'll meet some of the real-life scientists, cosmologists and astronomers whose groundbreaking discoveries have helped humankind to understand how our Universe was created. From black hole expert Stephen Hawking, NASA scientist Katherine Johnson, and astronomer Cecilia Payne-Johnson to Moon walker Neil Armstrong and astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, will these amazing scientists inspire YOU, too? Could YOU predict the next natural event? How could YOU transform the world?
Be a Clever Cosmic Quizzer! - Take the 'Clever Cosmic Quizzer' quiz to challenge your knowledge. There are fifteen brain-teasing questions to test what you have learnt from this book. Will you conquer the quiz?
Science Experiment! - Seize the opportunity to be a scientist as you conduct the out-of-this-world science experiment to help you put your knowledge into practice.
An exciting and inspirational STEM-supporting book for future scientists, everywhere!
This is Book 1 in the Transform Series. See all Transform books here.
Melanie Hibbert has a passion for creating children's books. She loves to explore and discover new things about the world to share with young readers. Her latest challenge is learning to play the saxophone! She grew up in Scotland, has worked in the USA, Japan and London, and now lives in Bath with her family. Melanie's diverse titles include history, travel
More about Melanie HibbertRichard Watson grew up in a small village in North Lincolnshire. He studied illustration at Lincoln University School of Art and Design, and began working as an illustrator soon after leaving University in 2003. Richard uses a range of techniques to produce artwork mixing traditional drawing and painting with collage and mixed media. He also loves visiting g
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