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Author Title Publisher Year Published Notes
Babcock, George. Yezad: A Romance of the Unknown. Bridgeport, CT: Cooperative Publishing Co. 1922 1st edition. 462 p. A flight Mars with a spiritualist bent.
Baxter, Stephen. Voyage. London: HarperCollins 1996 1st UK edition. An extrapolation, looking at a Mars mission on the heels of Apollo, landing in 1986.
Baxter, Stephen. Voyage. New York: Harper Prism 1997 1st US edition. An extrapolation, looking at a Mars mission on the heels of Apollo, landing in 1986.
Baxter, Stephen. Voyage. New York: Avon Eos 1997 1st US paperback edition. An extrapolation, looking at a Mars mission on the heels of Apollo, landing in 1986.
Benford, Gregory. The Martian Race. New York: Warner Books 1999 1st edition, hardcover. Follows a team of astronuats put together by an American millionaire and his backers to win a 30 billion dollar prize for beign the first mission to go to Mars and return. Another team is also in the running, and a moss like Martian life form complicates things further. Better than it sounds.
Benyon, John (sort-of pseud. of John (Parkes Lucas Benyon Harris Wyndham).
Planet Plane. London: Newnes 1935 1st edition. Later published and better known as Stowaway to Mars. A millionaire sets out to win a monetary prize for the first expedition to reach Mars, with a surprise inside.
Bisson, Terry. Voyage to the Red Planet. New York: William Morrow 1990 1st US edition. Comedic novel of a Mars mission using a Disney spacecraft and funded by advertising.
Bisson, Terry. Voyage to the Red Planet. New York: Avon 1991 1st paperback edition. Comedic novel of a Mars mission using a Disney spacecraft and funded by advertising.
Bisson, Terry. Voyage to the Red Planet. London: Pan 1992 1st UK paperback edition. Comedic novel of a Mars mission using a Disney spacecraft and funded by advertising.
Blish, James. Welcome to Mars! London: Faber & Faber 1967 1st UK edition. Anovel of a stranded young astronaut on Mars and his rescue.
Blish, James. Welcome to Mars! London: Children's Book Club 1967 Reprint. Anovel of a stranded young astronaut on Mars and his rescue.
Blish, James. Welcome to Mars! New York: Putnam 1968 1st US edition. Anovel of a stranded young astronaut on Mars and his rescue.
Blish, James. Welcome to Mars! London: Sphere Books 1978 1st UK paperback edition. Anovel of a stranded young astronaut on Mars and his rescue.
Blish, James. Welcome to Mars! New York: Avon 1983 1st US paperback edition. Anovel of a stranded young astronaut on Mars and his rescue.
Bova, Ben. Mars. New York: Bantam 1992 1st US edition. 502 pgs.
Bova, Ben. Mars. New York: Bantam 1992 Limited edition of 350 copies in slipcase, signed by Bova. 502 pgs.
Bova, Ben. Mars. New York: Bantam 1993 1st US paperback edition. Bantam 56241. Paperback.
Bova, Ben. Mars. London: Hodder and Stoughton 1993 1st UK edition, only in paperback. 496 p.
Bova, Ben. Mars. Munich: Heyne 1999 1st German paperback edition. Heyne Science Fiction und Fantasy 6375.
Bova, Ben. Return to Mars. New York: Avon Eos 1999 1st US edition. 404 p.
Bova, Ben. Return to Mars. London: Hodder & Stoughton 1999 1st UK edition. 554 p.
Bova, Ben. Return to Mars. Norwalk, CT: Easton Press 1999 Limited edition signed by Bova. 502 pgs.
Branley, Franklyn. Lodestar: Rocket Ship to Mars. New York: Thomas Crowell 1951 1st edition. 248 pgs. Tells the tale of a 1971 mission to Mars.
Brown, George Sheldon. Destination Mars. London: Edwin Self 1951 1st edition. Digest paperback.
Cobb, Weldon. Checked Through to Mars, or Adventures in Other Worlds. New York: Street and Smith 1909. 1st edition. 32 p. Brave and Bold weekly no. 348. (May be just one installment)
Cromie, Robert. A Plunge into Space. London: Frederick Warne & Co. 1890 1st edition. 290 p.
Cromie, Robert. A Plunge into Space. Westport CT: Hyperion 1976 Reprint edition.
Cronin, Thomas W. As It Is On Mars. Tharsis Books 2001 1st edition, trade paperback. Japanese and a US/European expeditions must pool their resources to survive after a disaster, while earth dithers about sending a rescue mission. 1st part of a possible trilogy.
Cross, John Keir. SOS from Mars. London: Hutchinson 1954 1st UK edition, hardcover. Later published under the title The Red Journey Back in the US. Sequel to the Angry Planet.
Cross, John Keir. The Angry Planet: Authentic First-Hand Account o a Journey to Mars in the Space Ship ALBATROSS, Compiled from Notes and Records By Various Members of the Expedition from Manuscripts Made Available By Stephen MacFarlane. London: Peter Lunn 1945 1st UK edition, hardcover.
Cross, John Keir. The Angry Planet: Authentic First-Hand Account o a Journey to Mars in the Space Ship ALBATROSS, Compiled from Notes and Records By Various Members of the Expedition from Manuscripts Made Available By Stephen MacFarlane. New York: Coward-McCann 1945 1st U.S. edition. 239 p. Illus. by Robin Jacques.
Cross, John Keir. The Red Journey Back. New York: Coward-McCann 1954 1st U.S. edition. Illus. by Robin Jacques. 252 pgs. Published frost in Great Britain as SOS From Mars. Sequel to the Angry Planet.
Crowther, Peter editor. introduction by Patrick Moore. Mars Probes. New York: DAW 2002 1st edition, paperback. Contains original stories: "Love Affair" Ray Bradbury, "Myths of the Martian Future" Eric Brown, "A Martian Theodicy" Paul Di Filippo, "The Real Story" Alastair Reynolds, "Flower Children of Mars" Mike Resnick and M. Shayne Bell, "Out of the Blue" james Lovegrove, "Mom, the Martians, and Me" Scott Edelman, "The Old Cosmonaut and the Construction Worker Dream of Mars" Ian McDonald, "A Walk Across Mars" Allen Steele, "Marttian Autumn" Stephen Baxter, "Shields of Mars" Gene Wolfe, "Under Mars" Paul McAuley, "The War of the Worldviews" James Morrow, "Near Earth Object" Brian Aldiss, "The Me After the Rock" Patrick O'Leary, and "Lost Sorceress of the Silent Citadel" Michael Moorcock. Author bios at end. An impressive list of writers, many with previous Martian stories under their belt.
Del Rey, Lester. Marooned on Mars. Philadelphia: Winston 1952 1st edition. 210 p. Illustrated by Alex Schomberg.
Del Rey, Lester. Marooned on Mars. New York: Holt, Rinehart, & Winston 1962 Hardcover.
Del Rey, Lester. Marooned on Mars. New York: Paperback Library 1967 1st paperback edition. Paperback no. 52-415.
Dickson, Gordon R. The Far Call. New York: Dial Press 1973 1st edition, hardcover. A 6 nation effort to put an expedition on Mars goes awry.
Dickson, Gordon R. The Far Call. London: Sidgwick and jackson 1978 1st UK edition, hardcover. A 6 nation effort to put an expedition on Mars goes awry.
Dickson, Gordon R. The Far Call. New York: Dell 1978 1st paperback edition. A 6 nation effort to put an expedition on Mars goes awry.
Dickson, Gordon R. The Far Call. London: Futura 1978 1st UK paperback edition. A 6 nation effort to put an expedition on Mars goes awry.
Dickson, Gordon R. The Far Call. New York: TOR 1989 Paperback. A 6 nation effort to put an expedition on Mars goes awry.
Eco, Umberto. Il Tre Cosmonauti (The Three Astronauts). MIlan: Bompiani 1966 1st Italian edition. Illus. by Eugenio Carmi. A children's picture book of three astronauts who visit Mars, and meet a Martian.
Eco, Umberto. Los Tres Astronautas (The Three Astronauts). Buenos Aires, Argentina: Ediciones de la Flor 1975 1st Spanish language edition. Illus. by Juan Marchesi. A children's picture book of three astronauts who visit Mars, and meet a Martian.
Eco, Umberto. Los Trois Cosmonautes (The Three Astronauts). Paris: Grasset 1989 1st French edition. Illus. by Eugenio Carmi. A children's picture book of three astronauts who visit Mars, and meet a Martian.
Eco, Umberto. translated by William Weaver. The Three Astronauts. London: Secker & Warburg 1989 1st UK edition, hardcover. Illus. by Eugenio Carmi. A children's picture book of three astronauts who visit mars, and meet a Martian.
Eco, Umberto. translated by William Weaver. The Three Astronauts. San Diego: Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich 1989 1st UK edition, hardcover. Illus. by Eugenio Carmi. A children's picture book of three astronauts who visit Mars, and meet a Martian.
Farmer, Philip Jose. Jesus on Mars.

1st edition, paperback. Pinnacle paperback P 40 184-1. Illus. by Paul Stinson. 256 pgs. w/ ads at the end, including an introduction to Dr. Who by Harlan Ellision.
Farmer, Philip Jose. Jesus on Mars. London: Granada 1979 1st UK edition, paperback.
Gallun, Raymond Z. Skyclimber. New York: Tower Books 1981 1st edition, paperback. Set on Mars (CN). That is all I know.
Gantz, Kenneth F. Not in Solitude. New York: Doubleday 1959 1st edition, hardcover.
Gantz, Kenneth F. Not in Solitude. New York: Berkley Books 1961 1st paperback edition.
Gantz, Kenneth F. Not in Solitude. London: Dennis Dobson 1966 1st UK edition, hardcover.
Gordon, Rex. First on Mars. New York: Ace 1957 1st U.S. edition, paperback. Originally published as No Man Friday in Great Britain. Ace paperback D-233. 192 pgs.
Gordon, Rex. No Man Friday. London: William Heinnemann 1956 1st UK edition and first hardcover edition.
Gordon, Rex. No Man Friday. London: Corgi 1958 1st UK paperback edition.
Gordon, Rex. No Man Friday. London: New English Library 1977 UK hardcover, seems to have been published simultaneously with the NEL paperback.
Gordon, Rex. No Man Friday. London: New English Library 1977 UK paperback, seems to have been published simultaneously with the NEL hardcover.
Greg, Percy. Across the Zodiac: the Story of a Wrecked Record. London: Trübner & Co. 1880 1st UK edition, hardcover. 2 volumes. A man takes an antigravity spaceship to mars and gets embroiled in a civil war there.
Greg, Percy. Across the Zodiac: the Story of a Wrecked Record. Hamburg: Karl Grädener 1880 1st German edition, hardcover. 3 volumes. I do not know if this edition was published in German or English. It is only listed in one copy, in Starsbourg. A man takes an antigravity spaceship to mars and gets embroiled in a civil war there.
Greg, Percy. Across the Zodiac: the Story of a Wrecked Record. New York: Popular Library 1978 1st paperback edition. A man takes an antigravity spaceship to mars and gets embroiled in a civil war there.
Greg, Percy. introduction by Sam Moskowitz. Across the Zodiac: the Story of a Wrecked Record. Westport, CT: Hyperion Press 1974 1st US hardcover. A man takes an antigravity spaceship to mars and gets embroiled in a civil war there.
Groom, Pelham. The Purple Twilight. London: T Werner Laurie. 1948 1st edition, hardcover. A dark look at arms races. A Terran visits Mars to look for Atlanteans.
Hipolato, Jane and Willis E. McNally , editors. Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Mars, We Love You. New York: Doubleday 1971 1st edition, hardcover. Published later in the UK as the Book of Mars. Anthology consisting of:
Excerpts from A Princess Of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, "A Martian Oddessey" by Stanley Weinbaum, "The Embassy" by Donald A. Wollheim, "Dark Mission" by Lester Del Rey, "Lost Art" by George O. Smith, "The Cave" by P. Schuler Miller, "Expedition" by Anthony Boucher, "Loophole" by Arthur C. Clarke, "Catch that Martian" by Damon Knight, "Omnilingual" by H. Beam Piper, "The Lost City of Mars" by Ray Bradbury, "One Step From Earth" by Harry Harrison, "Carthage: Reflections of a Martian" by Frank Herbert , "Soft Landing" by William Fox, "Earthbound" by Irene Moyer Jackson, "In Lonely Lands" by Harlan Ellison, "World of the Wars" by Bruce McAllister, "Exploration" by Barry M. Malzberg, Ean excerpt from Double Star by Robert A. Heinlein, and "Linguistic Relativity in Middle High Martian" by Willis E. McNelly.
Hipolato, Jane and Willis E. McNally , editors. Introduction by Isaac Asimov. The Book of Mars. London: Orbit 1976 1st UK edition, paperback. Published in the US as Mars We Love You. Contains the short stories "A Martian Odyssey" Stanley Weinbaum, "The Embassy" Donald A. Wollheim, "Dark Mission" Lester Del Rey, "Lost Art" George O. Smith, "The Cave" P. Schuyler Miller, "Expedition" Anthony Boucher, "Loophole" Arthur C. Clarke, "Catch That Martian" Damon Knight, "Omnilingual" H. Beam Piper, "The Lost City of Mars" Ray Bradbury, "One Step from Earth" Harry Harrison, "Carthage: Reflections of A Martian" Frank Herbert, "Soft Landing" William Fox
"Earthbound" Irene Jackson, "In Lonely Lands" Harlan Ellison, "World of the Wars" Bruce McAllister, and "Exploration" Barry N. Malzberg. Excerpts from The Report on Canali by Schiaparelli, Mars the Abode of Life by Lowell, War of the Worlds by Wells, and A Princess of Mars by Burroughs are also included. The book ends with "Linguistic Relativity in Middle High Martian", a critical essay on Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land, by Willis E. McNelly. 332 p.
Jones, Alice Ilgenfritz and Ella Marchant (as Two Women of the West). Unveiling a Parallel: A Romance. Boston: Arena Publishing Co. 1893 1st edition, hardcover. A young male aviation enthusiast visits Mars and learns about the two Martian societies of Thursia and Caskia and meets a woman, but returns to Earth alone. An early femist utopian novel.
Jones, Alice Ilgenfritz and Ella Marchant (as Two Women of the West). Unveiling a Parallel: A Romance. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press 1991 Paperback. Reprint of an 1893 novel. A young male aviation enthusiast visits Mars and learns about the two Martian societies of Thursia and Caskia and meets a woman, but returns to Earth alone. An early feminist utopian novel.
Key, Alexander Rivets and Sprockets. Philadelphia: Westminster 1964 1st edition, hardcover. 160 pgs. Illus. by the author.
Long, Frank Belknap. Mars is My Destination. New York: Pyramid Books 1962 1st edition. Pyramid paperback F-742. 158 pgs. June 1962. Cover by John Schoenherr.
Mitchell, John Ames. Drowsy. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Co. 1917 1st edition, hardcover. 301 p. Illustrated by Angus MacDonall and the author.
North, Rick (pseud. of Margaret Wander Bonanno). Destination Mars. New York: Kensington 1991 1st edition. Part of the Young Astronauts series, book 4. The young astronauts finally touch down on Mars.
North, Rick (pseud. of Margaret Wander Bonanno). Ready for Blastoff. New York: Kensington 1990 1st edition. Part of the Young Astronauts series, book 2. The young astronatus save a man on their way to Mars.
North, Rick (pseud. of Margaret Wander Bonanno). Young Astronauts. New York: Kensington 1990 1st edition. Part of the Young Astronauts series, book 1. The UN selects young astronauts to lead the colonization of Mars.
North, Rick (pseud. of Margaret Wander Bonanno). Young Blazers. New York: Kensington 1990 1st edition. Part of the Young Astronauts series, book 3.
Pesek, Ludek. Die Erde is Nah: die Marsexpedition (The Earth Is Near). Recklinghausen: Georg Bitter 1970? 1st edition, hardcover. German. First published as Die Erde is Nah: die Marsexpedition, in 1970. Won a German children's book prize, but not a juvenile novel. An expedition travels to Mars and finds.... a desert. Good realistic depiction of Mars.
Pesek, Ludek. Translated from the German by Anthea Bell . The Earth Is Near. London: Longman Young Books 1973 1st UK hardcover. First published as Die Erde is Nah: die Marsexpedition, in 1970. Won a German children's book prize, but not a juvenile novel. An expedition travels to Mars and finds.... a desert. Good realistic depiction of Mars.
Pesek, Ludek. Translated from the German by Anthea Bell . The Earth Is Near. Scarsdale, NY: Bradbury Press 1974 1st US hardcover. First published as Die Erde is Nah: die Marsexpedition, in 1970. Won a German children's book prize, but not a juvenile novel. An expedition travels to Mars and finds.... a desert. Good realistic depiction of Mars.
Pike, Christopher. The Season of Passage. London: Hodder and Stoughton 1992 1st UK edition, hardcover. Vampires vs. a mars expedition. As much or more horror as SF.
Pike, Christopher. The Season of Passage. New York: TOR 1992 1st US edition, hardcover. Vampires vs. a mars expedition. As much or more horror as SF.
Pohl, Frederik. The Day the Martians Came. New York: St. Martins 1988 1st edition, hardback. 248 p. A kind-of novel loosely tying together several of Pohl's Martian stories and 3 new ones, including: "A Martian Christmas" (1987), "Sad Screenwriter Sam" (1972), "The View From Mars Hill" (1987), "Saucery" (1986), "Too Much Loosestrife" (1987), "Iradeska's Martians" (1986), and "The Day After the Day After the Martians came" (1967). The stories "The Missioner", The Beltway bandit", and "Across the River" are original with this volume. More of a commentary on humans and what they do when they learn of an alien civilization.
Pohl, Frederik. The Day the Martians Came. New York: St, Martins 1989 Paperback. Anthology of Pohl's Mars stories. A kind-of novel loosely tying together several of Pohl's Martian stories and 3 new ones, including: "A Martian Christmas" (1987), "Sad Screenwriter Sam" (1972), "The View From Mars Hill" (1987), "Saucery" (1986), "Too Much Loosestrife" (1987), "Iradeska's Martians" (1986), and "The Day After the Day After the Martians came" (1967). The stories "The Missioner", The Beltway bandit", and "Across the River" are original with this volume. More of a commentary on humans and what they do when they learn of an alien civilization.
Robinson, Kim Stanley. Red Mars. London: HarperCollins 1992 1st edition, hardcover. Preceeded the US edition by 5 mos. 1st in the Mars Trilogy of Robinson. Winner of the 1993 Nebula Best Novel award. An excellent opening volume to the most important Mars work since the Martian Chronicles.
Robinson, Kim Stanley. Red Mars. New York: Bantam/Spectra 1993 1st U.S. edition, hardcover. 519 pgs. Published simultaneously in hardback and trade paperback. 1st in the Mars Trilogy of Robinson. Winner of the 1993 Nebula Best Novel award. An excellent opening volume to the most important Mars work since the Martian Chronicles.
Robinson, Kim Stanley. Red Mars. London: HarperCollins /Voyager 1996 Paperback. 1st in the Mars Trilogy of Robinson. Winner of the 1993 Nebula Best Novel award. An excellent opening volume to the most important Mars work since the Martian Chronicles.
Robinson, Kim Stanley. Introduction by James Gunn. Red Mars. Norwich, CT: Easton Press 1993 Deluxe, signed edition. Illus. by Ron Miller. 1st in the Mars Trilogy of Robinson. Winner of the 1993 Nebula Best Novel award. An excellent opening volume to the most important Mars work since the Martian Chronicles.
Rockwell, Carey. Stand By For Mars! New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1952 1st edition, hardcover. 216 pgs. Tom Corbett Space Cadet series. 3 space cadets crash on Mars, and survive in the Sahara(!!) like conditions to be rescued.
Rockwood, Roy. Through Space to Mars Or the Longest Journey on Record. New York: Cupples and Leon 1910 1st edition, hardcover. 248 p. 2 heroes and a professor deal with crazy mechanics, space dangers, and trying to steal a Martian energy source before finally making it back home. Bleiler suggests the book is of "dubious morality".
Shiner, Lewis. Frontera. New York: Baen 1984 1st edition, paperback. A cyberpunk view of the early exploration of Mars.
Stabenow, Dana. Red Planet Run. New York: Ace 1995 1st edition, paperback. Taking up a mission to explore mars where others have failed, the heroine Star Svensdotter finds psce pirates, a secret colony, and ancient ruins.
Steele, Allen. Labyrinth of Night. London: Century 1992 1st edition, hardback. 353 p. Published in hardback before the 1st U.S. edition. Old ruins, national rivalries, and government conspiracies.
Steele, Allen. Labyrinth of Night. New York: Ace 1992 1st U.S. edition, paperback. 340 pgs. Ace paperback original. Old ruins, national rivalries, and government conspiracies.
Stine, G. Harry. Rocket Man. New York: Henry Holt 1955 1st edition, hardcover.
Stoff, Joshua. The Voyage of the Ruslan : the First Manned Exploration of Mars. New York: Atheneum 1986 1st edition, hardcover. A story of the first expedition to Mars, manned by Russians.
Telep, Peter. Red Planet. New York: Ace 2000 1st edition, paperback. Novelization of a screenplay. A crippled orbiting spacecraft and an exploration mission hunted by their own malfuntioning war robot.
Tubb, E. C. Alien Dust. London: Boardman 1955 1st UK edition, hardcover. A colony suffers a setback, and then is abandoned.
Tubb, E. C. Alien Dust. New York: Avalon 1957 1st U.S. edition, hardcover. 223 pgs. A colony suffers a setback, and then is abandoned.
Watson, Ian. The Martian Inca. London: Gollancz 1977 1st UK edition, hardback. In a reverse of War of the Worlds, a Martian virus from a soil sample strikes the Earth and an American expedition at the same time.
Watson, Ian. The Martian Inca. New York: Scribners 1977 1st US hardback edition. In a reverse of War of the Worlds, a Martian virus from a soil sample strikes the Earth and an American expedition at the same time.
Watson, Ian. The Martian Inca. New York: Ace 1993 Paperback. In a reverse of War of the Worlds, a Martian virus from a soil sample strikes the Earth and an American expedition at the same time.
Wellman, Mac. Annie Salem: An American Tale. Los Angeles: Sun and Moon Press 1996 1st edition, paperback. A strange, satirical novel of a man from northern Ohio goes to Mars and fights the hated KKK to win the love of a woman. Yes, he goes to Mars to fight the KKK. The author is a well respected experimental playwright.
Whiteford, Wynne. Lake of the Sun. New York: Ace 1989 1st edition. 249 pgs. An Ace paperback original. An underground Martian civilization discovers Terrans have landed.
Wicks, Mark. To Mars Via the Moon: an Astronomical Story. Philadelphia: J.B.Lippincott Co. 1911 1st edition, hardcover. A man who has lost his family makes a spaceschip to visit the Moon and mars, staying on mars when he finds his dead son, reincarnated as a Martian.
Wicks, Mark. To Mars Via the Moon: an Astronomical Story. London: Seeley & Co. 1911 1st UK edition, hardcover. A man who has lost his family makes a spaceschip to visit the Moon and mars, staying on mars when he finds his dead son, reincarnated as a Martian.
Williams, Michael Lindsay. Martian Spring. New York: Avon 1986 1st edition, paperback. 277 pgs. Part of the Martian series. A spacship crashes into Mars, setting off a kind-of natural terraforming effect. An expedition from Earth with a genetically created crew member (and main character) vists the planet and discovers the Hronka. An interesting way to have aliens on both sides of a first contact.
Williamson, Jack. Beachhead. New York: TOR 1992 1st edition, hardcover. 368 pgs. A problem plagued colonization effort struggles to stay in being.
Winterbotham, Russ (R. R.) The Red Planet. Derby, CT: Monarch Books 1962 1st edition, paperback. 140 pgs. From the author’s profile: “The author’s son-in-law is a member of the team developing the plasma space motor which is planned to carry men to Mars within the next 10 years.” Romatic and murderous crew rivalries, mad human scientists, and electrical-weaponed Martians.
Woodcott, Keith (pseud. of John Brunner) The Martian Sphinx. New York: Ace 1965 1st edition, Ace F-320. Interstingly, the cover has a 5 wheeled rover.
Wyndham, John (Parkes Lucas Benyon Harris). Stowaway to Mars. New York: Fawcett 1972 1st US edition, paperback. 192 pgs. Paperback. First U.S. edition of Planet Plane. A millionaire sets out to win a monetary prize for the first expedition to reach Mars, with a surprise inside.
Young, Ruth. A Trip to Mars. New York: Orchard Books 1990. 1st edition, hardcover. A book for 6-8 year olds, a little girl takes a nightime jaunt to Mars with her cat, learning about the planet as she explores.

 

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