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Let a sea of stardust carry you to sleep as we read "Astronomy for Young Folks" and learn about constellations, planets, and the equinoctial points of the ecliptic. You know, kid stuff.

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Astronomy for Young Folks, by Isabel Lewis, Reading 1

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