Top 25 favorite juvenile science fiction space and msgic

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Chasing Time

By William Hill

Danny, his talking cat Murg, and his magic bicycle, a gift from an alien, have another time-travel adventure.

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Space Pirates

By Scoular Anderson

A collection of picture puzzles designed to promote map reading skills.

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Knight's Castle

By Edward Eager

Four children find a magic way to go back into the time of Ivanhoe and Robin Hood.

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Time & Space

By John R. Gribbin

Here is a spectacular, thought-provoking, and highly infromative guide to the mysteries of the Universe. - (from back cover.).

The Sabatini Prophecy

By Thomas L. Blair

After Davey moves to a strange town in the mountains, he finds magic but he is also attacked by evil. Later, he learns that he must undertake a prophesized quest.

The Universe is My Home

By Bill Fletcher

When Sarah and her cousin Robert go camping in the desert to look at the stars, they meet a glowing yellow light named Andra who takes them into outer space to visit Andra's home planet

Magic by the Lake

By Edward Eager

Further adventures of Mark, Katherine, Jane, and Martha, who find their source of magic in a lake near which they are spending the summer.

The White Horse Talisman

By Andrea Spalding

The battle between good and evil plays itself out through two children, a mythical horse and an imprisoned dragon.

DK Guide to Space

By Peter Bond

Discoveries, observations, and theories about the planets and other phenomenain the solar system and as well as in outer space, using text, illustrations, and 300+ color photographs from NASA.