Detailed chapter notes and further reading make this an excellent choice for upper-elementary and middle-school students waiting to learn about-and imagine themselves in-the final frontier. Gia and Emma were walking towards Emmas house, along with their fellow Megaforce Rangers they had managed to defeat. Spacewalk whisks readers back to 1965 when pilot Ed White became the first American to walk in space. All shopsDeals of the dayOffers of the dayTop category pagesTop.
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