Suzy Orbit, Astronaut

“This STEM focused picture book explores concepts of remaking, reusing and making do: that making something from the materials that we have available might be a better solution than ordering something new and ready-made.”

“With plenty to look at in the bright illustrations, enough repetition to hook younger readers and opportunity for silly voices and sound effects galore – this book will be a hit with all ages!”

“This is a great picture book to encourage interest in the 50th Anniversary Of Apollo 11… delightfully funny.”

“A wonderful story about aliens, Space and mighty girls but also about over-consumption, about creativity and ingenuity!”

“It’s great to see Suzy as a positive STEM character in the role of engineer/inventor in Ruth Quayle’s quirky tale.”

“This is also a great example of a smart, capable (insanely patient) BAME girl absolutely killing it in a STEM job.”

“A well put-together book which might inspire budding inventors to create their own problem-solving gadgets.”

“It’s a humorous read-aloud that incorporates some important and timely messages.”