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Christmas / /
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space travel / free online library service / once-in-a-lifetime chemical change / chemical concoction / modification devices / chemical potion / machinery / real food / scientific law / space travel story / food / electricity / empty gas tank / public library systems / technology-saturated society / time travel / /
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Children / Man on the Moon / Beauty and the Beast / Jack and the Beanstalk / The Milky Way / Mars Needs Moms! / /
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The Church Mice / the Moon / /
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International Reading Association / Eaton Journal of Archival Research in Science Fiction Volume / US Federal Reserve / Marty McGee’s Space Lab / /
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Peter Nicholls / Amanda R. Von Der Lohe / Martha Alexander / Jane Thayer / Al Dente / Maria Nikolajeva / Seuss / Stephen Costanza / Maurice Kenelski / Perry Nodelman / Andrea Wesson / Gerald Potterton / Joseph Schwarcz / William Pène Du Bois / Rebecca Wildsmith / Chava Schwarcz / Van Der Lohe / Graham Oakley / Carl Freedman / Tony DiTerlizzi / Michelle Knudsen / Bari Weissman / Brian Wildsmith / Jack / Milo / Sylvester McMonkey McBean / Jenny / George Orwell / Kathryn Cramer / Rosemary Wells / Bill Peet / Marty McGee / Rachel / Carole Scott / Nora / Angela DiTerlizzi / Brian Greene / Farah Mendlesohn / Dean Morrissey / /
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astronaut / middle-aged scientist / princess / illustrator / author and illustrator / king / local emperor / /
A World of Their Own: Exploring the Spectrum of Science Fiction Elements in Children’s Picture Books Amanda R. Von Der Lohe BEGINNING an exploration into picture book science fiction is like gazing at a distant star, o