Best Astronomy/science book.
My nieces birthday is coming up and she wants to be an astronomer when she grows up.
What's the most entertaining/best astronomy/science book I can get her? Carl Sagan Cosmos? Thanks appreciate it!
>>8625998
Anything by Hawking, this dude knows some dope shit about space, yo
>>8626040
Is Stephen hawkings entertaining for a 16 year old though? Thank you!
>>8626055
Thank you!
>>8626055
Can a good /lit/izen tell me how much is this book in bookdepository? I'm on mobile and I can't look it up now.
Start with the greeks. Being the wisest of men, they belived that the stars are holes in the ceiling
>>8626315
Why the fuck is it so expensive holy shit
>>8626324
I know holy moly I'm not a cheap bastard but that's a damn car payment
All suggestions are appreciated
Sure it's popsci, but at 9 years old that's what kids want. I read this when I was about the same age and into astronomy. It's pretty good
If that little cunt hasn't made it past the greeks she has no business studying modern science. No business!
>>8625998
this is the Looking For Alaska of science books
>>8625998
>this book singlehandedly started the reddit STEM meme generation
fucking Carl
I think I read this at 13/14
It's light on the math, but otherwise it's great
>>8625998
>encouraging a woman to read
You're a cuck
>>8625998
tell her there is no money in astronomy
>>8626050
Yes. He's a pretty interesting and clear writer. He doesn't obfuscate, he wants you to understand the material. The Grand Design is great, not sure if he's continued writing books since then.