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From tiny meteors to giant galaxies, this temporary tattoo collection features planets, all the phases of the Moon, a solar eclipse, a rocket, an astronaut, comets, meteor, constellations (Draco, Pegasus, and more), and dozens of shining stars. Kids ages 4 and up just peel, press, wear, and learn all about stars and planets: It's a fun science lesson with an activity mixed in. After reading up on space facts, kids can share the tattoos with friends, then go outside and explore the universe! AGES: 4 plus AUTHOR: Meg Thacher is the author of Sky Gazing and Cool, Cosmic Tattoo Stars and Planets, a senior laboratory instructor in Smith College's astronomy department and the academic director for Smith's Summer Science and Engineering Program for high schoolers. A regular contributor to national children's science magazines, she teaches astronomy workshops for school groups and scout troops. She has a BA in physics from Carleton College and an MS in astrophysics from Iowa State. She lives in western Massachusetts. SELLING POINTS: . Colorful temporary tattoos. Features 50 original images of stars, constellations, comets, planets, meteors, as well as a full solar eclipse and all the phases of the Moon. Information on accompanying pages teaches fun facts kids can learn about stars and planets while applying their tattoos . Appealing gift for kids. Whether as a party favor or a stocking stuffer, this tattoo collection is the perfect gift for under $10. It's great for classroom events and kids' fairs, and makes a great gift for a night sky-loving kid . New addition to a popular series. This collection of educational temporary tattoos joins the six other books in the Tattoos That Teach series: Creepy, Crawly Tattoo Bugs; Fluttery, Friendly Tattoo Butterflies and Other Insects; Roaring, Rumbling Tattoo Dinosaurs; Super, Strong Tattoo Sharks; Flying, Feathery Tattoo Birds; and Slithering, Scaly Tattoo Snakes & Reptiles

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Meg Thacher is the author of Sky Gazing and Cool, Cosmic Tattoo Stars and Planets, a senior laboratory instructor in Smith College's astronomy department and the academic director for Smith's Summer Science and Engineering Program for high schoolers. A regular contributor to national children's science magazines, she teaches astronomy workshops for school groups and scout troops. She has a BA in physics from Carleton College and an MS in astrophysics from Iowa State. She lives in western Massachusetts.

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