WWW - We discover space

The fascination with space doesn't stop at kindergarten children. Do they wonder if anyone else lives up there? Is there a man in the moon? What does the International Space Station look like? What skills does an astronaut need? How do they go to the toilet up there, and what does Earth look like from above?

This book explains what the suns, planets and moons are all about, shows how astronauts live in weightlessness and why our planet is so beautiful and unique.

Why? What? How? The non-fiction book series for children aged 4–7. Every day children discover something new – which raises many questions.

The popular non-fiction series "Why? What? How?" provides children with age-appropriate answers to their questions. A wide range of topics from children's everyday lives and areas of interest are explored in a way that is both age-appropriate and engaging, with great attention to detail. Detailed illustrations, clear and concise texts, and surprising flaps that reveal movements or processes and offer a glimpse behind the scenes allow children to discover the topics for themselves. The joy of independent exploration, the thoughtful design, and the high-quality production guarantee lasting enjoyment of each and every book.