There Once Was a Sky Full of Stars

There Once Was a Sky Full of Stars, by Bob Crelin, Amie Ziner (mnstrator), Sky Publishing Corporation, 2006. Using illustrations and poetry, this book tells the story of how light pollution has changed the landscape of the night sky. It's a fun way to engage students and share the beauty of the night sky.

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