A Star is Born

Create a **30-page landscape educational picture book for Year 6 students** called **“A Star is Born”**. ### Overall style * Make it look like a **real children’s science picture book**, not a textbook or presentation. * Every page must be **landscape orientation**. * Use a consistent **hand-drawn animated/cartoon illustration style** throughout the entire book. * Images should be **simple enough for a Year 6 student to redraw by hand**. * Use thick, slightly imperfect outlines, simple shapes, expressive cartoon illustrations and limited detail. * Use a fun space-themed colour palette with dark blues, purples, oranges, yellows and whites. * Make the illustrations feel like they were drawn with **coloured pencils, crayons and markers**. * Avoid photorealistic space images, complicated scientific diagrams or highly detailed galaxies. * Galaxies should be drawn as **simple spirals with dots for stars**. * Stars should be simple circles, glowing shapes or cartoon-style stars. * Keep diagrams very simple and clearly labelled. * Use large, readable, handwritten-style text. * Keep each page visually interesting without being overcrowded. * Include page numbers. * Make the pages look like they belong to the **same physical picture book**. ### Story structure The book should have a simple story running through it. The main character is a **Year 6 student who loves looking at the night sky**. They begin wondering where stars come from and what happens to them. The reader follows the student on an imaginary journey through space, learning about the entire life cycle of stars. The story should be educational but still feel like an adventure. ### Page-by-page content **Page 1 — Co**