This is a success, for it does what it says on the tin. It's definitely a 'my first learning through puzzles' book about the subject, so there is a lot of simple colouring-in, joining-the-dots, and one or two mazes and other suitably-set puzzles, with a good peppering of little factoids about the solar system and lunar rovers, etc. Very much a one-and-done, as there is so much to do with your colours – both of your own choosing and with a reference image to get things 'right' – this will occupy several good hours and be a good basis for becoming a fan of the topic. I think the whole set of three are a good four stars each.

If you have a young child that is curious about space then this is a brilliant starting book.
Just like all National Geographic books, it is jam packed with facts. This book includes puzzles, colouring pages and mazes to keep your children engaged.
Although it is quite simple I'd recommend for 3-6 year olds and it had both my children interested.

Thank you netgalley for allowing me to review this book.

This book is great. If your child loves an activity book then I'd definitely recommend this one. The pages are colourful with a did you know fact on each page, there are so many different activities to choose from, word searches, dot to dots, mazes, colouring, spot to difference etc .... This is the space version but they also have different ones so if your child loves dinosaurs or animals then there is an activity book for them. Thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book.