The Stardust That Made Us
ISBN:
9781787416420
H × w:
340
×
270
mm
Binding:
Hardback
Age Range:
7-9 years
Category:
Non-Fiction
Author:
Colin Stuart
Illustrator:
Ximo Abadía
Extent:
80
pp
Approx. Word Count:
12000
words
Rights Available:
World
Translation Files:
Feb 2, 2021
Files To Printer:
Jun 11, 2021
Freight On Board:
Aug 3, 2021
Rights Sold: Russian, Greek, US, Portuguese
Rights Sold: Russian, Greek, US, Portuguese
The Stardust That Made Us

The Stardust That Made Us

Pub date:
September 16, 2021
Pub Price:
£
16.99
A visual exploration of chemistry, The Stardust That Made Us is the third stunning STEM title from Colin Stuart and Ximo Abadía, following the success of The Speed of Starlight (physics) and The Language of the Universe (mathematics).

Imagine that Nature has an unseen cookbook full of different recipes for making everything you've ever encountered, from fish to fingernails and sand to Saturn. The 'ingredients' are known as chemical elements and there are 118 that we know about so far, which are organised in a grid called the periodic table. Some occur in nature, some are man-made, some are dangerous, some even glow blue!

Stunning surrealist artwork by Ximo Abadía meets easy-to-read informative text by science writer Colin Stuart to create highly engaging content that will inspire future scientists.
  • Sample contents: Elements Basics/Mendeleev/Organising the Elements/The Big Bang/ Dying Stars/Transition Metals/Halogens/Noble Gases/Pioneering Women Commendable Men/Ytterby/The Human Body/Element 119 and Beyond
  • Focus on popular STEM subject
  • Written by highly acclaimed science author and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, Colin Stuart
  • In recognition of Colin's efforts to popularise astronomy, the asteroid (15347) Colinstuart is named after him
  • Incredible surrealist artwork by Ximo Abadía helps to visualise difficult topics
  • COVER: gold foil, 5th colour, matt lam and spot UV
  • This visual science series has sold a combined total of over 78,000 copies worldwide (as of July 2022)
  • Language of the Universe won the English Association Margaret Mallett Award for Children's Non Fiction
  • Art not final
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