Dana Dash: First Girl on the Moon

Read the story about how Dana Dash and friends build a space vehicle, land on the moon, operate ham radios, meet monsters, aliens, mad scientists, best friends, and frenemies.

Orbital mechanics: It’s complicated! Find out if Dana Dash and her friends can figure out the math in time. Servo motors? Faraday cages? Cyanobacteria? Anti-gravity machines? Orbital mechanics diagrams? They're all here. Full disclosure: this is a relatively long book packed with fun and science for the summer. Young scientists will be enjoying it for several days. 372 pages, 50 illustrations.

Recommended ages: 7-14 (adults love this book, too). 

Coming soon: Science and trivia mobile games to play while reading the book or to extend the sciency fun.

Dana Dash: First Girl on the Moon is available at

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I like it because it's very twisty and turny. I'm not a very scientific person and I still love the Dana Dash book.

Vanessa, age 9

Just finished the book. I loved it. I think it depicts women as scientists in a favorable way. It could inspire girls to think about a career in science.

Loved this! An engaging read for kids and adults alike, especially the science-inclined. As an avid fan of both science fiction and science fact, this book is right up my alley. Eager for the sequel! 

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Dana Dash: First Girl on the Moon

Feminist science fiction for kids. Science is fun. Science is magic. Science is for girls. Plus robot-alien fights because that’s why you read a book, right? 

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