Books with title A Bee in the Night's Sky

In a world of music videos on television, punk rock, and roller derby, the race for space is finally on in this young adult SF adventure! The United Federation has set a goal of sending a manned rocket to the moon; but rival countries will stop at nothing to plant their flags first—no matter the cost. For Claire Johnson, that cost might be her life.The seventeen-year-old spunky waitress wants nothing more than to honor her mother's memory by gaining entrance to the United Federation Space Program and doing her part for the mission. Yet her father wants Claire as far as possible from the very program he works for, something that steels her all the more.In order to train for the space program's endurance test, Claire descends into the very cave system that claimed her mother's life. But deep within the caverns she gets more than she bargained for. When the young woman escapes the depths, she's changed forever.Hunted by the government, Claire questions her mother's true motives and the very nature of the world they live in. Secrets the world’s nations would do anything to control…

Share stories of the night sky and soothe little ones to sleep with this unique bedtime book!Simply shine the beam of a light (not included) through the page ''windows'' to cast pictures on the wall as you read with your child.It's a fun and comforting way to end the day and experience a book together.PUBLISHER'S NOTE: For best results, use this shadow book with a small, single-bulb light source. A small pen light, other single-LED light, or the light on the back of a smartphone is recommended. Multi-LED flashlights are not recommended. If you have trouble getting a clear image, try moving your light closer to or farther away from the page.The Night Sky: Stories of the Stars lets youngsters drift off to sleep as they discover the origins of seven well known constellations, such as Orion the hunter, Pegasus the winged horse, Hercules, and Leo the lion.Ages 3 to 9.6-3/8 inches wide by 9 inches high.Covered wire-o-bound hardcover.

In a world of music videos on television, punk rock, and roller derby, the race for space is finally on in this young adult SF adventure! The United Federation has set a goal of sending a manned rocket to the moon; but rival countries will stop at nothing to plant their flags first—no matter the cost. For Claire Johnson, that cost might be her life.The seventeen-year-old spunky waitress wants nothing more than to honor her mother's memory by gaining entrance to the United Federation Space Program and doing her part for the mission. Yet her father wants Claire as far as possible from the very program he works for, something that steels her all the more.In order to train for the space program's endurance test, Claire descends into the very cave system that claimed her mother's life. But deep within the caverns she gets more than she bargained for. When the young woman escapes the depths, she's changed forever.Hunted by the government, Claire questions her mother's true motives and the very nature of the world they live in. Secrets the world’s nations would do anything to control…

Peter Hawkins is the world's most spectacular genius—but nobody knows it.Abandoned as a toddler, Peter lives alone in a mysterious mansion, where he creates fantastic inventions that no one ever sees. When he tries going to school, bullies keep harassing him. So Peter comes up with a daring plan: build a high-powered airplane and escape into the sky. Along the way, he outmatches a murderous thief, a mysterious giant, and a desert full of danger. But as his incredible Skyliner takes shape, Peter realizes that a secret accomplice is helping him, and that perhaps he’s had a friend all along . . . .

Peter Hawkins is the world's most spectacular genius—but nobody knows it. Abandoned as a toddler, Peter lives alone in a mysterious mansion, where he creates fantastic inventions that no one ever sees. When he tries going to school, bullies keep harassing him. So Peter comes up with a daring plan: build a high-powered airplane and escape into the sky. Along the way, he outmatches a murderous thief, a mysterious giant, and a desert full of danger. But as his incredible Skyliner takes shape, Peter realizes that a secret accomplice is helping him, and that perhaps he’s had a friend all along . . . .

Reading level: Ages 9 and up. Our ancestors from every culture saw stories written in the stars. They saw heroes, monsters, kings, queens, and enormous animals up in the night sky. This book introduces kids, teens, and families to multicultural myths about stars and constellations visible in the Northern Hemisphere in spring. Each story is accompanied by tips for locating and viewing the featured stars and constellations. Read the stories. Then find the stars! A free coordinating Activity Guide for parents and teachers is available at www.giantskybooks.com.