Rocket Science for Babies
May 2017 · Sourcebooks, Inc.
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Turn bedtime into a launchpad of wonder!
This toddler-friendly STEAM board book distills aerospace concepts—lift, thrust, and flight—into simple ideas with minimalist art and playful, smart language. Ferrie's book is simple, bold, and big on brain-boosting potential!
Perfect for parents, teachers, or caregivers seeking STEAM board books, early-learning for toddlers, or even as a lesson aid. It's never too early to inspire a future scientist!
Turn bedtime into a launchpad of wonder!
This toddler-friendly STEAM board book distills aerospace concepts—lift, thrust, and flight—into simple ideas with minimalist art and playful, smart language. Ferrie's book is simple, bold, and big on brain-boosting potential!
Perfect for parents, teachers...
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January 18, 2026
amazing for kids
About the author
Dr. Chris Ferrie is an award-winning physicist and science communicator. He has written over 100 popular science books enjoyed by readers around the world. He researches, teaches, and writes from Brisbane, Australia, where he lives with his family.
Dr. Chris Ferrie is an award-winning physicist and science communicator. He has written over 100 popular science books enjoyed by readers around the world. He researches, teaches, and writes from Brisbane, Australia, where he lives with his family.
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