Reseña del libro "Henry and the Crayon Spaceship (en Inglés)"
```html One more drawing before bed, and Henry and Cecil are off past the Sun and all the planets. It is bedtime, but Henry cannot sleep. He is counting the stars, and he wants to see ALL of them. So he grabs his crayons, red, silver and blue, and draws a spaceship with a seat made for two. Then the crayon does something magical. The drawing shimmers, sparkles and grows, right up to the ceiling and over Cecil's toes. "Come on, Cecil!" And Henry and his pug are off: past the Sun's glowing face, round baking Mercury and cloudy Venus, over home, over Mars and its giant volcano, counting the moons of Jupiter, swooping in close to Saturn's rings, rolling sideways with Uranus, holding tight through Neptune's winds, and out to little icy Pluto, before they sit together under the Milky Way and it is time to come home to bed. A guessing game on every other page. "Come on, Cecil, look over here. Something red is glowing near!" Each hint comes before a page turn, so the child guesses first and the planet is the reward. The first time, they point and make the sounds; by the third reading, they are naming the worlds. Written in warm, bouncing rhyme for children aged two to five, with Cecil the pug having his say on every page. A bedtime book that goes a very long way and always comes home. Eight planets, one dwarf planet, one star, and two best friends. Book 1 of Henry's Crayon Adventures. Next: Henry and the Magic Crayon: Under the Sea and Henry and the Magic Crayon: On Safari. Songs, games and printable activities for every book are at henryscrayon.com. ```
