LitPick Review
Space, Stars and the Beginning of Time: What the Hubble Telescope Saw is a very informative nonfiction read packed with amazing facts and science about planets, stars, galaxies and more. Complete with incredible space photographs from the Hubble itself, this book will intrigue readers of all ages. This is a perfect resource for school reports or just reading for fun, but for whatever reason, a greatly constructed nonfiction. Elaine Scott's Space, Stars and the Beginning of Time: What the Hubble Telescope Saw brings space to life in this masterpiece and shows how beautiful and extraordinary the universe really is.
Opinion:
In my opinion, Space, Stars and the Beginning of Time: What the Hubble Telescope Saw is a straight out masterpiece. Its amazing captioned space photographs and easily explained concepts make it a wonderful and informative book. Some (and unfortunately, most) nonfiction books may become boring after awhile, but not this one! Whether you're interested in space or not, this book will have you hooked!
