A Place for Pluto

A charming story about finding your place in the world (or the solar system). When Pluto loses his planet status, he feels sad and adrift. As he searches for a new identity, he makes new friends and learns valuable lessons (and fascinating facts!) in a journey that is part science, part self-discovery.-- "Barnes & Noble Kids blog"
Demmer gives all the heavenly bodies big eyes (some, including the feminine Saturn, with long lashes) and, on occasion, short arms along with distinctive identifying colors or markings. . . .Make space for this clever blend of science and self-realization.-- "Kirkus Reviews"
Poor Pluto. Disheartened that after decades together he can no longer call himself a planet along with Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and the others, he sets off with four moon companions and a wee suitcase, his expressive eyes wide open. Join him on his quest to find a place to belong while learning what makes planets, comets, asteroids, and meteoroids unique in a delightful and accessible take on the redesignation of the Kuiper Belt's most controversial orbiter.-- "Foreword Reviews"
The story skillfully entertains while educating readers about Pluto and other solar system elements. Great artwork throughout -- very evocative.-- "Imagination Soup"
This book is just adorable, and it's my son's favorite of the BookExpo 2018 haul. It's a smart approach to explaining Pluto's history to readers. . . .With an upbeat messages about identity, acceptance, and friendship, and adorable artwork, this is a must-add to your planet books.-- "Mom Read It"
2018 Holiday Gift List: STEM Toys, Games & Kits. The story skillfully entertains while educating readers about Pluto and other solar system elements.-- "Imagination Soup"