Astronomy For Beginners: The Introduction Guide To Space, Cosmos, Galaxies And Celestial Bodies

Vety informative

This book is utter drivel. The author has not got a clue what they are talking about, and cannot even write grammatical sentences. How on earth did it get published?

Interesting facts with out the heavy physics and jargon, definitely a good foundation reference book I would recommend reading this book

A VERY GOOD BOOK ON ASTRONOMY FOR BEGINNERS.

Save your money. This book is full of spelling mistakes, hard to follow grammar and just awful astronomy mistakes. A total waste of my money...in fact I'm going to change this from 2 stars to 1. I'm not sure if the author will know what a star is.

I gave up after the first chapter. The grammar is full of errors and the physics is dubious. Even if the author understands the physics her writing is incapable of explaining it. Words matter!

This is a terrible book, badly written with poor grammar and punctuation. Hardly any illustration to help readers understand tricky concepts. Definitely do not buy if you're a beginner

Good reading, but not always clear and very, very basic.

It was a gift. He whipped though this book for an introduction and got to the other bigger book - with more detail. He enjoys learning about the stars.

Explains very simple principles and gives a high level overview, does not really touch on the geography of thr galaxy, which is a pity. The later chapters have poor grammar and seem to be written as a school book.

I recently got (re)interested in astronomy and thought this book would a great place to start. Glad I did! It certainly lives up to its title. And while it is great for young people to read, it is not just a "child's book." I'm middle-aged and find it very well written and informative. Great little book! I'm learning a lot and will be reading it many times over.

This is just a small pamphlet, and I was looking for a book.