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Kiwio and his rocket in one full-page scene. Short text to read aloud.

The left page tells, the right page explains. Every time.
Kiwio and his rocket in one full-page scene. Short text to read aloud.

The left page is the story, the right page is an educational panel. Kiwio took a wrong turn, so before he reaches Mars he tours the whole Solar System.

A three-year-old listens and shouts “THAT’S NOT MARS!”, a five-year-old reads the big labels alone, an older child goes into fun facts and numbers with a parent.

The educational layer matches the “Solar System” poster: diameter, distance, day, year, temperature. The book and the poster speak with one voice.
A story about a kiwi who wouldn’t let a label define him, and about doing big things one step at a time. Every right-hand page has a panel about the Solar System.

Kiwio gets a label stuck on him and answers with his own “We’ll see about that!”. He builds a rocket, takes a wrong turn and tours the whole Solar System by mistake before landing where he meant to.
The left page of each spread tells the story, the right one is an educational panel in the style of a poster. Children listen to the story and get to know the planets along the way.
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