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This exclusive book pack is perfect for families interested in helping their children explore philosophy, critical thinking and science. This pack includes the following five books:

My Name is Stardust Special Edition Hardcover (foreword by Richard Dawkins): My Name Is Stardust inspires passion for science, teaches concepts such as evolution, and helps children understand their connection to the cosmos. It is beautifully illustrated with 24 pages including a glossary of scientific terms. 

Elle the Humanist Hardcover (foreword by Daniel Dennett): Elle the Humanist is a beautifully illustrated book by nine-year-old Elle Harris, presenting humanist ideas and ethics in a way that's warm, welcoming, and accessible for young readers. It features a foreword by renowned philosopher and author Daniel Dennett. 

Don't Be Mean to 13 Hardcover (foreword by Robyn Blumner): In this award-winning, beautifully illustrated book, young readers meet Thirteen, who is feared and disliked by some people for no good reason. Don't Be Mean to 13 is a charming story with adorably drawn characters for pre-readers, while at the same time presenting the ancient historical roots of a popular superstition and introducing older children to evidence-based, critical thinking.

Stardust Explores Earth's Wonders Paperback: Stardust Explores Earth's Wonders brings back Stardust, the wide-eyed, science-loving heroine of the series. The book also introduces a new character, her little brother Vincent, who learns an exciting fact: every living thing on Earth is related! Addressing scientific concepts such as plate tectonics, fossil records, and evolution in a simple and understandable manner, Stardust explains to Vincent how all life on Earth -- including people -- evolved from earlier life forms, and how we are able to know this today.

Stardust Explores the Solar System Paperback: Stardust Explores the Solar System begins with the Big Bang, explains the formation of the Sun and the planets, then takes children on an exciting tour through our Solar System! Reviewed by Dr. Eric Meikle, Former Education Project Director at the National Center for Science Education, to ensure that Stardust Science reflects the most current scientific knowledge. Sit back and enjoy this beautifully illustrated book as it takes you across our solar system on one amazing journey!

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"Prepare to sail away with the legendary Charles Darwin and our friend, Stardust, as they embark on the historic journey that changed the way we see our fellow living things. This beautifully illustrated book is the perfect introduction to evolutionary biology and the concept of natural selection." - Bertha Vazquez, Director at the Teacher Institute for Evolutionary Science

“…an inviting introduction to biology and natural selection.” - Publisher’s Weekly BookLife Reviews

 “This enlightening story will show kids how they can use science and history to begin to understand the world around them.” - Publisher’s Weekly BookLife Reviews

“Super book!  So clear and understandable for all age groups, and fun for adults to read too. “ - Sarah Darwin, Author of Evolution

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Everything in our solar system is made of stardust, including YOU!  My Name Is Stardust inspires passion for science, teaches concepts such as evolution, and helps children understand their connection to the cosmos. It is beautifully illustrated with 24 pages including a glossary of scientific terms. 

The book is written by 18-year old author and activist, Bailey Harris, and edited by Dr. Eric Meikle (Former Education Project Director at the National Center for Science Education).

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"EDITOR'S PICK" - Publisher's Weekly BookLife Review

"Gold Award Recipient" - Mom's Choice Awards

Publisher's Weekly BookLife Review: "This adorable children’s book by Douglas Harris (author of My Name is Stardust) tackles the misconceptions behind the most notoriously unlucky of numbers. Thirteen is a warm, sweet creature who keeps getting blamed for problems that have nothing to do with him. 'I am the most feared number from zero to googolplex' he remarks, as the story’s narrator announces that people often treat Thirteen badly out of fear—a superstition that, although not based in reality, causes Thirteen a lot of grief. From there, the story barrels through a load of other common superstitions, reminding readers along the way that 'no matter what others say or do, YOU are very special.' 

Harris manages to introduce history, mythology, and critical thinking in a fun, approachable way. Kids will learn several superstitions—finding a penny heads-up on the ground means good luck, but breaking a mirror will earn you seven years of the opposite—and the possible origins to Thirteen’s infamous reputation. Some believe Norse mythology was responsible for Thirteen’s troubles, while others are convinced he gets a bad rap because, numerically, he comes right after 12, a number that ancient mathematicians viewed as perfection. History aside, Thirteen just wants to be accepted and make some more friends—though he and his best buddy, Friday, cause plenty of chaos when they get together.

The illustrations are engaging and witty, with darling images of a fuzzy, toothy Thirteen posing throughout. Younger readers will get a kick out of the superstitions, which seem silly in the context of this logical, charming story, and adults will welcome the lesson that unfamiliarity often breeds fear and animosity. Harris thoughtfully introduces some cool new words—like friggatriskaidekaphobia, the fear of Friday the 13th—and even delves into how Thirteen’s status changes based on the country he's in (in Italy, “to do thirteen” is equivalent to saying you hit the jackpot). This is delightful."

Elle the Humanist is a beautifully illustrated book by Elle Harris, presenting humanist ideas and ethics in a way that's warm, welcoming, and accessible for young readers. It features a foreword by renowned philosopher and author Daniel Dennett. 

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