Description
Meet Kara, who follows her cat, Sandro, into a planetarium. Kara and Sandro, along with Professor Rubin, accidentally get zapped through a space portal to a science theme park on another planet called Sagbia. The three of them go on an adventure filled with buggy rides, gravity rooms, blast zones, and snottites to evade the evil Mr. Grant from stealing the transporter device. Can they make it back to Earth, or will they be stuck on Sagbia forever?
Cosmo Park was an interesting read, but it wasn’t my favorite. The book lost me a little with all the science facts jammed into a pretty short graphic novel. Some parts didn’t really grab me, and I found myself losing interest a few times. The art was cool and colorful, and I liked the idea, but I wish it wasn’t so heavy on the science and focused more on an engaging storyline and characters.
I liked how educational the book was—it actually explains space facts like gravity, black holes, atoms, and the end of the universe in a way that’s easy to understand. I definitely learned a few science facts. I’d still recommend it to people who love science and graphic novels.
