Space Rocket Page

The rocket runs on a wire that crosses the whole page, corner to corner, from the star at the bottom to the star at the top. Push it up and it flies. Let go and it stays where you left it, which is the first time a lot of children notice that they made something happen. The moon has its eyes shut, and somebody will tell you that means it is night time.

A rocket threaded on a cord that runs the full diagonal, so it travels the whole page but never comes away and never gets lost down the side of a car seat. A moon, a glitter-banded planet and two stars fill the rest. Cause and effect, reaching right across the body with one hand, and the first go at naming what is up there.