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A review by bibliophilicjester
Starstruck: The Cosmic Journey of Neil Degrasse Tyson by Kathleen Krull, Paul Brewer
This is a children's picture book I borrowed from the library...and it feels weird putting a rating on it? Idk I wasn't even going to mark this as read on gr, but it was delightful!! So I figured I'd share.
I don't know anyone who dislikes Neil degrasse Tyson!! I'm pretty sure he's one of the first people I followed when I created a Twitter account back in the day, and I just can't get enough of him. The fact that he's a brilliant human but also maintains a childlike joy for sharing his knowledge and love of all things space makes him SO likable.
The illustrations in this book are also stunning, and I took a few screenshots while reading! Yes, this is written fairly simply because it's for kiddos, but I still learned a few things I didn't know about him! It also makes me happy that when I returned this early on Libby, two people were waiting for it. Like I said, who doesn't like this dude?! Also, he reads a lot of his own audiobooks and they are, as one would expect, fantastic.
I don't know anyone who dislikes Neil degrasse Tyson!! I'm pretty sure he's one of the first people I followed when I created a Twitter account back in the day, and I just can't get enough of him. The fact that he's a brilliant human but also maintains a childlike joy for sharing his knowledge and love of all things space makes him SO likable.
The illustrations in this book are also stunning, and I took a few screenshots while reading! Yes, this is written fairly simply because it's for kiddos, but I still learned a few things I didn't know about him! It also makes me happy that when I returned this early on Libby, two people were waiting for it. Like I said, who doesn't like this dude?! Also, he reads a lot of his own audiobooks and they are, as one would expect, fantastic.