glowing_embers16's review
3.0
The Research Guides are great supplements to the books. I've even used some of them for school projects, including this one.
abigailbat's review
4.0
The Magic Tree House Research Guides are conversational nonfiction that could be paired with books from the Magic Tree House series. These are great choices for kids looking for recreational reading. The books include an index, a list of further resources (including books, websites, and more), and tips for kids doing their own research.
http://abbylibrarian.blogspot.com/2010/01/nonfiction-monday-magic-tree-house.html
http://abbylibrarian.blogspot.com/2010/01/nonfiction-monday-magic-tree-house.html
jedi_fae_avenger's review
5.0
shoutout to this book for being the first book I read for fun of my own accord, and also the first mth book i ever read, because those books were my 2nd grade education
lbeiber's review
5.0
My 6-year-old and I read this book together. Not only was it educational for him, it was a good reminder of things that I learned in elementary school, plus I learned new things. This book is good for any child interested in space even if your child has not read the corresponding Magic Tree House book.
theresidentbookworm's review against another edition
2.0
I hated science as a kid. I'm not that much more interested in it as an adult. You can't even get adult me excited about a movie where Matt Damon manages to survive on Mars. How hard do you think it was to get kid me interested in space? (Hint: Impossible.) I'm not even sure why I would have read this book.
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