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ABOUT THE BOOK: As part of her tenure as U.S. poet laureate, Ada Limón has written “In Praise of Mystery,” which will be engraved on the Europa Clipper spacecraft that launches to Jupiter and its moons in October 2024. Published here as Limón’s debut picture book, this luminous poem is illustrated by celebrated and internationally renowned artist Peter SÃs.
In Praise of Mystery celebrates humankind’s endless curiosity, asks us what it means to explore beyond our known world, and shows how the unknown can reflect us back to ourselves.



The illustrations by Floss Pottage are warm and make learning
how science works less intimidating -- and dare I say it - fun! Author
Catherine Stier uses the correct terms, which I applaud even for such a young
audience. The key, that she clearly gets, is explaining those terms in a way
readers of all ages understand it.
The main character's curiosity is refreshing, and readers
will enjoy the family dynamic and gentle lessons about kindness and sharing.
There’s so much to love in this book, and I think it will become a classroom
favorite for any teacher or librarian who shares it with students.



Twelve-year-old Edison Jones is a prodigy with a passion for technology and inventions. Paralyzed from the waist down since the age of five, he hasn’t let his disability slow him down. Then his world changes overnight when his grandfather, a billionaire tech company owner, decides to enroll him in a public school. Algorithms, quantum physics, and digital engineering are easy. Finding his way in the bewildering world of boys and girls his own age is quite another thing . . . the biggest challenge of his life.

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