Review by Booklist Review
From the eye-catching jacket photos to the clearly written explanations of natural phenomena, volumes in the Inside series have much to offer. Each book explores its topic in an engaging way, and the many excellent illustrations work well with adjacent text and captions. While the 10 fold-outward or fold-upward pages aren't always necessary, the books' varied page layouts are attractive and the quality of the photos, computer-generated images, original illustrations, and charts is consistently excellent. The new volumes offer historical perspective on their respective subjects as well as bringing to life, through photos and well-chosen quotes, the dramatic experiences of firsthand observers. Drawing on Abramson's knowledge of children's book writing and editing as well as Low's expertise as an astrophysicist, Inside Stars explores the big bang, the formation and death of stars, the sun, multiple star systems, and related topics. Some pages in this volume, such as double-page spreads on space weather, offer scannable smart-phone links to further information. Each volume concludes with strong back matter. Excellent books for browsing or science reports.--Phelan, Carolyn Copyright 2010 Booklist
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Review by Kirkus Book Review
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