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Mousetronaut Goes To Mars (2013)

by Mark Kelly(Favorite Author)
3.48 of 5 Votes: 3
ISBN
1442484268 (ISBN13: 9781442484269)
languge
English
publisher
Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books
review 1: In a follow-up to the original story about a mouse that becomes an astronaut, Mousetronaut: Based on a (Partially) True Story, Meteor is disappointed not to be included on the crew that plans to explore Mars. Not one to miss an adventure or a space flight, he smuggles his way onto the rocket. Luckily for his human companions, he saves the day when the engine on the landing craft fails, and he volunteers to gather samples from the planet. The mixed media illustrations are adorable and show Meteor and the other astronauts in all their glory in their space suits.
review 2: Meteor, our mouse hero, travels to Mars. After a technical glitch makes it impossible for the humans to visit the red planet, Meteor pops up to volunteer to be the first to set foot on the plan
... moreet. I'm not a huge for an of the book -- the mouse is a bit too personified for my taste and I wish the book included a bit more information about traveling to Mars. The afterward provides extensive and fairly kid-friendly information about what traveling to Mars actually entails. This is an appropriate and fun story to use as part of a space unit; just be sure to follow up with more facts and information for students. less
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Maithy
Love the illustrations and how these books always give a lot of factual information at the end.
misty
Meteor the mousetronaut saves the day when the mission to mars runs into a snafu.
moe
Fun picture book about space exploration.
ivurieg
Fun story of space exploration.
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