Starstuff: Ten Science Fiction Stories to Celebrate New Possibilities Format:Hardcover From the perspective of an

From the perspective of an older but not yet wiser girl

For a young Fred Rogers

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Starstuff: Ten Science Fiction Stories to Celebrate New Possibilities Format:Hardcover From the perspective of anAt once a collection of hard science fiction for curious middle graders and an antidote to despair in the face of dystopian uncertainty, these ten horizon bending stories may seem unreal, but all follow the rules of physics and biology as we understand them today. These tales of space junk, multiverse navigation, an asteroid named Doomsday, and bees and marmots in space pulse with honesty and optimism. Whether home is a planet, a moon, a space