Sky At Night: Book of the Moon

A fantastically entertaining exploration of the moon’s history and future from BBC's The Sky At Night presenter Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock. It shows how the moon has a huge role in how our planet works, controlling the ocean’s waves, the length of our days and the timing of the seasons. It also uncovers the way the Moon has captured our imaginations and discusses why we need the Moon to protect our fragile earth. Filled with fascinating facts and anecdotes, and written with warmth and passion, it will ensure that you'll never look at our closest neighbour in the same way again.[shortcode] [short-description]

• An entertaining exploration of the moon’s history
• Uncovers the way the Moon has captured our imaginations

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