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Our Favorite Children’s Books of 2012

The year's best aviation- and space-themed books for young readers.

  • By Rebecca Maksel
  • Air & Space magazine, November 2012
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Walker & Company


Zoom, Rocket, Zoom!
by Margaret Mayo, illustrated by Alex Ayliffe.
Walker & Company, 2012. 32 pp., $16.99.
Rockets, astronauts, space shuttles, and more: This brightly colored book lets the littlest readers know what each — human, robot, or spaceship — is capable of: When night has come and the moon shines bright, / reflecting back our sun’s great light — / explore the stars and search the sky, / and watch for satellites gliding by! Ayliffe’s cut-paper collages are a standout. Ages 3–6.


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