Klutz Guide to the Galaxy Brings the Stars to Your Backyard

My family loves looking at the stars so I was so excited to review the Klutz Guide to the Galaxy (by Pat Murphy and the Scientists of Klutz Labs.) My oldest son started looking at the galaxy when he was really young, 18 months young. This was when Star Trek The Next Generation was on and we would watch it every night. We’ve always had a fascination with the everything out there in the big galaxy.

UPDATE: I extended the giveaway for another week because I discovered there is something wrong with my comments form.

Klutz guide to the galaxy

The Klutz Guide to the Galaxy is the BEST book about the galaxy I have seen because it is really hands on. It doesn’t just tell you about the stars, but gives you the tools to look at the stars. My 12-year-old created the cardboard telescope that comes with the book. She put it together in about 10 minutes. Unfortunately, we’ve only had cloudy or stormy nights since we put it together.

So often, we are outside and my kids will ask, “Where is the Big Dipper?” or “Which one is the North Star?” and I do not know the answer without looking it up. Now I plan to give them the Klutz Guide to the Galaxy to look it up themselves. The guide comes with a lot of pictures and charts and diagrams that are very easy to understand. It is a spiral bound paperback book so you can easily take it outside with you to search the universe with a telescope and the Guide to the Galaxy.

Guide to the Galaxy Diagram

See and Do Learning

The Klutz Guide to the Galaxy feeds a child’s need to see and do when learning new things. Sometimes the stars can seem like very abstract concepts because they are so far away. This book helps to bring the galaxy to your own backyard so you can learn more about what is out there. If your kids don’t have an interest in the stars now, they will after going through the hands-on activities in this book. This is one of those that you will keep for a long time and often go to for answers about the skies.

The retail value of the The Klutz Guide to the Galaxy is $19.99 (affiliate link for amazon where it is $13.59.)
Guide to the Galaxy

CLOSED Klutz Guide to the Galaxy Giveaway

The best part is that Klutz has supplied three (3) copies of the Guide to the Galaxy to give to my readers. I am so excited to share this awesome book with you. I know your kids are going to love it. I’m going to make it really easy too.

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Disclosure: I received a copy of the Klutz Guide to the Galaxy to review. All opinions are always 100% my own.


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  1. I like name Stella

  2. Exaltus

  3. How fun would it be to name a planet. I'd make up a name based off my kids' names.

  4. I liked your FB page

  5. Oh, I've been hearing so much about this cool book. We love to look up and find Orion and the Big Dipper- the only two constellations that I can identify. But naming my own planet? How about Juhaco? :)

  6. I've liked your FB page, too! (Which I thought I already had done, so thanks for the nudge!)

  7. I'd name it Robby after my son

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