Cosmology books for high school students

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For high school students interested in cosmology, several accessible books are recommended. Ian Morison's "Introduction to Astronomy and Cosmology" offers a broad overview suitable for those with basic math skills. DK's "The Universe" is noted for its engaging visuals. "365 Starry Nights" provides a casual yet informative approach to astronomy. The "Greenwood Guides to the Universe" series includes a non-mathematical introduction to cosmology, ideal for beginners, with the e-book version considered a better value. Additionally, S. Weinberg's classic "The First Three Minutes" is mentioned as a significant, albeit somewhat outdated, resource. Overall, these books cater to various interests and levels of understanding in the field of cosmology.
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Is there any book, on cosmology, or anything related (Not too deep) recommended for a high school students interest basis.

Thank you.
 
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Ian Morison's "Introduction to Astronomy and Cosmology". High school mathematics and covers a wide range of topics.
 
365 Starry nights. Casual Astronomy book, but has lots of interesting information and diagrams.
 
A non mathematical introduction written as an intro for High School students is in the Greenwood Guides to the Universe, Cosmology and the Evolution of the Universe. The e-book version is better value.
 
A great popular book, perhaps somewhat outdated, is

S. Weinberg, The first Three Minutes
 
Thanks, a lot for the help. I read 4 of them and they were very great. I found universe in a nutshell, also pretty great. :) I will read the first three minutes next week :)
 

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