At night you can see a lot of stars because the sky is dark.
An edition of The sun: star number one.
(1961)
The sun
our nearest star
by Franklyn M. Branley
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Describes the sun and how it provides the light and energy which allow plant and animal life to exist on the earth.
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Juvenile literature, Sun, juvenile literature, Sun, Solar systemPlaces
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