From the title, you can guess what to expect to find in this book, and I expected something similar. I would say the author is targeting young people. The author simply explains space facts, and there is some useful information in this book. Reading about space shouldn't be difficult, and this kind of content should be for all. Here I agree, but unfortunately, the style is not to my taste. So I would give this 2.5 stars rounded to 3.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read this! All opinions are my own.

"Space is for everyone" we're told – well this book isn't. For t*ssers who feel the need to f**king swear every mutha-second. Punctuated by completely spurious visualisations, where echt space imagery gets replaced by some kind of modern art adoption of the same, every paragraph, every title, every box-out has to have some cussing in – and here, the C-word does not mean "comet". I seldom dip to giving a one star, as that under any rating can only mean the worst of the worst, and it is indeed hard to work out how this ever got greenlit. It makes you feel dirty – as if the child snickering at school about the name Uranus was down a K-hole for his space science exam.

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