There Was a Black Hole that Swallowed the Universe: A Funny Rhyming Space Book from the #1 Science Author for Kids

I have a grandson (5yrs old) who loves "There was an old lady who swallowed a fly" books, and is obsessed with black holes as well. He asked santa for a black hole for Christmas and his mom told me, "good luck with that", so when I found this, it was perfect! He absolutely loved it and it's a cute book to read.

fun & simple introduction to basic scientific terms and concepts. Easy & organized read with interesting & memorable graphics!

My 6 year old has autism and his hyper fixation is anything space related and comparing sizes of everything in it from molecules to galaxies. So needless to say finding this book hit every one of his interests and he’s hooked. Not only is the book cute and clever, the hidden secret at the end of the book sent him into a fit of giggles while searching for everything with his black light pen. This is the only book he constantly goes back to.

My son is super into space and planets and loved this book. It's funny and informative. My son was asking me what stuff was and why it was being eaten up.What makes it better is with a blue light in the dark you can read the book backwards as a whole new glow in the dark story!

The book is ok, with the same plot as "there was an old lady who swallowed a fly" but there is a second book that goes back to front if you have a blacklight. Some of the pages were not printed well with the invisible ink but I really liked that second book better, as it explains the terminology like quarks and atoms. It is a fun book but having a black light is a must.

My son loves space and this book is his favorite!

I gave this as a gift to several families and they all love it. The kids read it over and over with the little black light flashlights I sent with the books. Just get it. You wont be sorry.

Highly educational book about the universe that is also very entertaining. Toddler loves it. BUY IT!