"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. But humor aside, Leedy never forgets her purpose, and that, coupled with deeply colored, dappled double-page spreads on which the heavens are laid out with a firm hand, is what makes this star-studded journey so very spectacular. Trident, who lives in Ocean City Ray writes to his parents, Mr. As brief as they are, the cards evoke the distinct personalities of their senders (Lin's are poems Ray's are rebuses Eric's are little quizzes), and the cards' addresses are saturated with puns that will make older readers giggle in spite of themselves: Eric's postcard about Neptune goes to Mr. The Great Graph Contest by Leedy, Loreen 4.79 Free shipping The Great Graph Contest Reinforced Library Binding Loreen Leedy 5.90 Free shipping The Great Graph Contest by Leedy, Loreen 6.44 Free shipping The Great Graph Contest 7.21 Free shipping The Great Graph Contest (hardcover) 4.95 +9. It's through these hand-printed missives that most of the information is conveyed, with more delivered through balloon dialogues between Quasar and his eager passengers. Chester the snail sets up a contest between his friends Gonk the toad and Beezy the lizard to see who can make the best. What's different about this celestial excursion is that Earth-bound postcards are allowed. Quasar conducts a happy multicultural group of kids on a spaceship holiday trip that makes the fiery red-orange sun its first flyby. Another book about the planets? Yes, but this clever survey of the heavens is definitely worth having on hand.
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