Four ways in
Four shelves. Pick one!
What do you want to explore?
The core books
ages8–11One idea to a page. Etta and Gus look up from Juniper Hill, and far beyond it.
- Book 1The Sky Dome
- Book 2The Sun's Road
- Book 3Star Pictures
- Book 4Moon and Shadows
- Book 5Round and Round
- Book 6Rain of Stars
- Book 7Snowballs with Tails
- Book 8Far-Away Suns
- Book 9The Rainbow Code
- Book 10Islands of Stars
- Book 11Maps of the Night
- Book 12Light Buckets
- Book 13The Star-Hopper's Atlas
- Book 14One Road, Eight Worlds
- Book 15The Winking Stars
- Book 16Giant Eyes
- Book 17How Big Is Everything?
- Book 18Other Worlds
- Book 19Our Star and Its Lights
- Book 20Lost Without a Clock
- Book 21The Other Half of the Sky
Night Guides
ages12+Made to take outside: the real sky as it looks, then the same sky as a map.
- Night Guide 1Winter Nights
- Night Guide 2Spring Nights
- Night Guide 3Summer Nights
- Night Guide 4Autumn Nights
- Night Guide 5The Messier Marathon
- Night Guide 6Beyond Messier
People and the Sky
ages8–11What people do under the sky, and with it.
- People and the Sky 1The Sunshine Machine
- People and the Sky 2Two Hundred Years of Clues
- People and the Sky 3Where Did the Night Go?
- People and the Sky 4A Sky Full of Satellites
- People and the Sky 5Who Got to Look Up?
The Sky Wheel
ages12+The planisphere app as an instrument, ending in a paper star wheel to cut out and build.
- Stand-aloneThe Sky Wheel
For grown-ups
- Thirty-three square books, 8.5 × 8.5 inches, each with forty pages inside.
- Ages 8 to 11: the core books and People and the Sky. Ages 12 and up: Night Guides and The Sky Wheel.
- Every sky in them is a real sky, worked out for a date and a place. No star pattern is made up.
- Each core book and each People and the Sky book ends with a mission: things to find, to tell apart and to explain.
- The words of twenty-eight of the books are also translated into eleven languages: French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Norwegian, Polish and Chinese.
- A rule of every book: no tip ever has anyone look at the Sun.