Moon Landing

Moon Landing

by Stephen Krensky
Publication Date: 05/03/2026

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Experience the historic Apollo 11 mission from Earth to the moon in this gripping space adventure for kids aged 9-12.


Step back in time to July 16, 1969, and relive the thrill of the moon landing alongside Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin as they go where no one has ever been before. This is the story of the legendary Apollo 11 mission, humanity’s oldest dream – and everyone who made it happen.


Learn all about one of the greatest moments in science history in this exciting, fast-paced narrative, from President Kennedy’s bold challenge to the breathtaking moment humans first walked on the lunar surface.


Join the crew and discover:



  • A gripping, action-packed narrative with historical accuracy that allows readers to deep-dive into the Apollo 11 mission and those historic first footsteps.

  • Atmospheric illustrations that give a moody graphic novel vibe, perfect for kids aged 9-12.

  • Accessible STEM learning through light-touch diagrams and science explanations that reveal how the mission was made possible.


The perfect gift for young space lovers, Moon Landing is a must-have space adventure book that will inspire you to look at the stars and imagine the impossible.


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ISBN:
9780241819388
9780241819388
Category:
Educational: Technology
Publication Date:
05-03-2026
Language:
English
Publisher:
Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Stephen Krensky

Stephen Krensky has published more than 100 books of fiction and non fiction ncluding The Last Christmas Tree, illustrated by Pascal Campion and the Sydney Taylor Award winning, Hannukah at Valley Forge, illustrated by Greg Harlin. He lives in Lexington, Massachusetts with his wife, Joan.

Available for download after 05/03/2026

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