what is a good book for learning stars?
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any book that has a title of astronomey
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http://search.ebay.com/rocket-book_W0QQfkrZ1QQfnuZ1QQxpufuZx\nmy cousin got the first 5 on the list from a bookstore very intereseting nd u learn a lot of stuff or jsut go to amazon or yahoo shopping or froogle
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Astronomy:The life of Stars. You can get some awesome pictures for that and there is plenty to write about, like (i am not completely sure about this number)did u know that light takes almost 250,000 years to travel from the center of our sun to the surface.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star
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the one u like the best. actually they can all be good if u know what you're doing. there's lots of books to teach u.
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go to LEARN TO READ@STARFALL.COM. my kids love it
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May I suggest Do it Yourself Astrology by Lyn Birkbeck published by Element. It goes into  detail on how to do charts. It is extremely user friendly. It is in english.
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http://www.friendlyarts.net/Book/7spzeal.html
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Try Scholastic, Lakeshore, or Simon and Shulster. They do provide reviews of their books, and you can also get reviews of books from local teacher organizations or the public library.
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MAYBE YOU SHOULD GO TO A WEB SITE ON ANSTRONAMY OR GO TO THE LIBRARY THERE IS ALL KINDS OF BOOKS ON PLANETS. GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS.
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Maybe the program 'Cartes du Ciel' can help you. You can download it for free in English at:\n\nhttp://www.stargazing.net/astropc/index.html
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They say that the best book is the one that you actually use. ;-)\n\nAny of the "big names" should be fine. (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's, Arco...).  Old books will probably be fine too.  The advice should be roughly the same in all these books.\n\nDon't forget to try you local library for *free* books.  Also, looking at more books will help you compare their advice and maybe you'll see that they're actually suggesting the same things.
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I have a few.  Here are some.\n\nHow to make money in stocks in good times and bad by William O'Neill is an excellent primer\n\nMastering the Trade by John Carter is a flat out excellent book to teach you about discipline and strategies, etc.\n\nTrading in the Zone by Mark Douglas is another great mental book, very necessary for success\n\nTrading for a Living by Alexander Elder\n\nHope this helps!
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You will be reading plenty for the next 40 years (or whenever you retire)!  However, I found "The First Days of School" by Harry Wong very helpful, as well as reading lots of accounts of beginning teachers.  Check out "Educating Esme" by Esme Raji Codell, especially if you might teach in a city.  It's, um...disillusioning.
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Our preschool get a majority of our books from scholastic books and they are always good.\n\nhttp://www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/books/pr_learn.asp
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Astronomy is much more than just learning the constellations.  You can teach yourself a lot about the constellations and about astronomy in general - there's lots of good books out there in the library and in book stores, or you can pick up Sky&Telescope Magazine or Astronomy Magazine (there are others, too).\n\nYou might want to find an amateur astronomy group in your area - they often have "star parties" open to the public, where you can look through other people's telescopes.  Or find out if there is a public planetarium in your area.
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there's quite a few, but, the most common one is the one i use, lissa Explains. Go to Java Script, and you should be all set up. This is one i highly reccomend, because it's like those "Dummy" books, plus, it used to be for kids.
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Any book from Prentice Hall should be good.\n\nhttp://vig.prenhall.com/catalog/academic/discipline/0,1142,368,00.html\nhttp://vig.prenhall.com/catalog/academic/discipline/0,1142,6,00.html