Space Story Book Novels & Stories

Big and bold. Kael scoots over, creating a small sliver of space for me, and I fold myself awkwardly onto his tiny bed. My body contorts, cramped into angles that feel more like origami than comfort. I open the book, and of course—it is about space, just like the rest of his room, where planets dangle from the ceiling and stars scatter across the wallpaper. At least it’s educational, though that’s little comfort. A groan slips out before I can stop it. Which fool bought this monstrosity? Then realization crashes down like a cruel punch. It was me. I cursed myself with this. Never again will I encourage bedtime reading.

We came from the heavens in the form of dust. That is what made us the humans we are today. The knowing where we come from only is known to a select few. The ones who dream of the stars and planets so far away. The ones who know we will always be Star Dust in the end. Katherine Thomas Chapter 1

Sean cleared his throat and began his description. He started from the launching of the rockets to the steps that the rockets remained in orbit. He also told the children about space and how far were the distances between planets. No one knew if the three children could understand what Sean was talking about, but from the looks of their faces, they really liked the story. However, as time passed, about half an hour later, the children began to feel sleepy. In the end, they all began to close their eyes. They leaned against their mommy and daddy and fell into a deep slumber.

I had strong feelings for her and I knew she had them for me too. “What are you reading?” she asked me. “Cosmos,” I said and turned the page. “What’s it about?” she asked and I lowered the book. “It’s about cosmic evolution,” I said and Charlotte kept looking at me and I smiled. “It explores the origin of life, the human brain, evolution of galaxies, forces that helped shape modern science, hieroglyphics, spacecraft and the science of robotics, nuclear war, things like that.” “And you find that interesting?” “Just some light reading before bed,” I said and she burst out laughing.

Anak itu lantas mendekatkan wajah; mencoba membaca halaman buku tersebut. Venus tidak terlalu paham, tapi adegan yang terpampang sedang menjelaskan tentang keadaan di mana masa-masa Amerta akhirnya mendekati akhir. Karena tidak mau mengotori tangannya dengan debu, Venus menggunakan Bakat Udara lagi untuk menutup buku itu. Sampulnya menjelaskan bahwa itu hanya novel fiksi yang terinspirasi dengan keadaan nyata di masa kejatuhan Amerta.

" And this is for you. " Ritvik handed over his spare wristwatch to Arjun. " Thanks for this. " Arjun replied to him. Ritvik tried looking for Rhythm. He looked all around but he was unable to find him and then his eyes went to the book that was kept under the table lamp. It was ' Cosmos by Carl Sagan' It looked like Rhythm liked its cover. Initially, Rhythm went there because he liked the lamp but the cover of the book did attract him. He can't read anything that was written there.

Their reactions were everything I could have hoped for. "Look at all these colored pencils!" Ethan breathed, carefully examining each shade in the professional artist's set. "There are colors I don't even know the names for!" "And this book has real pictures from space!" Alexander added, already flipping through pages filled with stunning photographs of galaxies and nebulae. "Mama, can we read this tonight for bedtime story?" "We can read one chapter," I agreed, sitting down on the couch between them as they explored their new treasures. "The man who saved you must be very thoughtful," I said carefully, watching their reactions. "Do you remember much about him?"

From a few aisles away, she heard Adrian’s voice, soft and patient. “Nope, I think that one's about space. You want the one with the dragons, right?” Nora giggled. “Yeah! Dragons eat way more than astronauts.” “I’m not so sure about that,” he replied, pretending to be serious. “Astronauts like to snack a lot.” Amelia grinned to herself, hugging the journal to her chest. She found them sitting on the floor, Nora with her legs crossed and Adrian crouched beside her, holding up a book that had a dragon on the cover.

Lucas said as he itched the back of his neck with small smile. "Mr. Puzzle is good at them." Liyana uttered her eyes lighting up as she smiled. Lucas's smile faltered immediately. "Mr. Puzzle," he repeated nodding his head. "That's what you call him?" "He does puzzles with me and he also reads books about space." Liyana spoke her voice getting a little louder. "He knows about Saturn's rings and why storms happen and he never gets the pieces wrong." She added her spirit being high all of a sudden

“She’s old enough to take care of that herself.” ** From one of the books on the shelf, Evelyn selected a story and with Sarah and Peter clean and curled up beside her, she read The Apple and the Arrow. Listening to the soft lilt of her voice, even Andrew was fascinated by the tale that took him until midway through before he realized it was about the Swiss legend of William Tell. More than once, Peter yawned and even Sarah began to slump heavily as the tale wound to its end and Evelyn closed the book, setting it aside. Though the radio still played softly, gently stroking each child’s damp hair, she began to sing.