Personalised book - The Little Astronaut

More information on ‘Little Astronaut and name’:
Dimensions: 29.5 x 29.5 cm 
Cover: hardcover
Number of pages: 32 
Personalisation: photo, name, surname, personal message and gift giver's photo, localization on world globe
Age: 6 - 10 years
Extra: Cool poster included with XXL version only

Plenty of space for your personal touch:
Your little astronaut plays an active part in this adventure and many pages show their photo and/or first name. 
Add a personal message for your astronaut, including a cool photo of yourself. 
You can even indicate in which country the recipient lives on a world globe. 

This book is printed on very special paper, made of elephant grass. Elephant grass can absorb up to four times as much CO2 as a regular forest. It grows naturally in The Netherlands, often on vacant areas of land. Elephant grass doesn't require additional water or pesticides and can help us keep our planet healthy.

Additional information
The photo of the recipient is included on the cover and in the book. The gift giver's photo and personal message is shown on the first page inside the book. 
For technical reasons it is unfortunately not possible to add Cyrillic, Turkish, Asian, Arabic, Greek or special characters.

Do you need to wear a spacesuit on Mars? Can you walk on Jupiter? Is Venus really boiling hot? And what is the most special planet in our solar system? In A journey to the planets , your young astronaut puts on their spacesuit for an exciting and educational space adventure with astronaut and author André Kuipers and the Little Astronaut.

At the age of twelve, author André Kuipers received science fiction books as a gift from his grandmother. Reading these, he knew for sure: one day he would travel into space. André flew to the International Space Station ISS in a Russian Soyuz rocket, where he then lived and worked for six months. At the time, his second mission was the longest spaceflight in European history.

With this book, André hopes to inspire the dreamers, thinkers, doers and daredevils of the future to look beyond their own horizons. Because out there, new worlds are waiting to be discovered.