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George and the Blue Moon
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Authors Lucy Hawking, Stephen Hawking
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Genre Popular science
Published 2016 Doubleday
Pages 336
ISBN 9780857533289
Preceded by George and the Unbreakable Code 
Followed by George and the Ship of Time [uk] 

George and the Blue Moon is an exciting children's book from 2016. It was written by Lucy Hawking and her famous father, Stephen Hawking, along with Christophe Galfard. This book is part of a popular series that mixes thrilling adventures with real science facts. It helps young readers explore the wonders of space and the universe.

What's the Book About?

This story continues the adventures of George and his friend Annie. They travel through space using a supercomputer named Cosmos. In George and the Blue Moon, George faces new challenges. He must help Annie, who is training to become an astronaut. The book takes readers on a journey to distant planets and even into black holes. It combines a fun story with amazing scientific ideas.

Who Wrote It?

The authors, Lucy and Stephen Hawking, wanted to make science exciting for kids. Stephen Hawking was a brilliant scientist known for his work on black holes and the universe. Lucy Hawking is a writer and educator. Together, they created these books to share complex science in a simple way. They hoped to inspire young minds to love science and space.

The George Series

George and the Blue Moon is the fifth book in the "George" series. The books follow George's adventures as he learns about the universe. Each book introduces new scientific concepts.

Real Science in the Story

The George books are special because they include real scientific information. George and the Blue Moon teaches about topics like:

  • Planets and Moons: Readers learn about different celestial bodies.
  • Space Travel: The book explores what it might be like to journey through space.
  • Black Holes: Stephen Hawking's own research is explained in a kid-friendly way.
  • The Universe: The story helps readers understand the vastness of space.

The authors worked with scientists to make sure the facts were correct. This makes the books both entertaining and educational. They show how science is part of our everyday world.

Why Read This Book?

If you love adventure, space, and learning new things, this book is for you! It's a great way to explore science without feeling like you're in a classroom. The story is full of suspense and friendship. It encourages readers to ask questions about the universe. You might even discover a passion for science yourself!

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