Review: Ella Says... I'm Going to be an Astronaut - Anu D. Misa

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Ella Says: I'm Going to be an Astronaut!: (The Ella Says Series Book 2)

Review: Ella Says... I'm Going to be an Astronaut - Anu D. Misa - March 2020

I loved this book as it shows that girls can do anything just like boys, in a world where girls couldn't be astronauts - now females are training to go to space and the International Space Station which I love. In this cute children's book by Anu D. Misa, we are reunited with Ella and her dog Ollie on their latest adventure. One evening Ella hears a crash and tiptoes downstairs quietly trying not to wake anyone up, but her younger brother Parker has heard the noise too. So together, they head outside to investigate. In their backyard is a sad little alien who has crashed his spaceship rocket. With Ella, Parker, and Ollie's help, the spaceship rocket will be repaired and the four of them will head off to space on a fun and crazy adventure to the moon and back all before morning. This junior fiction read is suitable for children aged 5-9 years old and is a great read to remind children and girls that they can be anything they wish to be.

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Important concepts are woven into this adventure to initiate chats with children

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