I Like Earth, by Andrew Abel | Read Aloud Children's Rhyming Picture Book
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Takes young readers through the solar system with playful rhymes and vivid illustrations to explore Earth and its celestial neighbors. Aims to foster appreciation for the planet's natural features and encourages environmental stewardship.
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I like Earth. It's the best place to live. By Andrew Abel.
Mercury is near the sun, but it's too hot. That can't be fun.
Venus is both hot and thick. Its poisonous air would make me sick.
The moon? It has no atmosphere. I could shout, but you won't hear.
Mars is cold and has no air. I don't think I would like it there.
Jupiter's a big gas ball. No place to jump or bounce a ball.
Saturn has no solid ground. There's nowhere I could run around.
Uranus is the coldest planet. I'm pretty sure I could not stand it.
Neptune's far away and blue. Fierce winds and storms, I'd skip this too.
To Pluto, in the Kuiper belt, with rocks and ice that never melt.
For ten long years, I could fly through space. That's such a lot of time to waste.
Earth's oceans of blue and mountains of green. It must be the prettiest planet I've seen.
With water to drink and sweet air to breathe, I think it's somewhere I'd want to leave.
Is there somewhere in space that I'd like to go? I'll tell you right now.
The answer is no. With all of the creatures that live on this floor,
it seems like this planet was made for us all.