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Science is everywhere, from the natural world outside our windows to the everyday objects inside our homes. In her engaging new children’s book, Is The Sky Always Blue?, author Talin Kaloustian proves that science does not have to be complicated to be understood or enjoyed.

Blending imagination with scientific fact, Is The Sky Always Blue? takes readers on a colorful journey through the atmosphere. Guided by a charming narrator known as a little Glow-of-Light, children are introduced to the fascinating science that explains why the sky changes colors throughout the day. From bright morning blues to fiery sunsets, the story breaks down complex physics into simple, poetic phrases and vibrant illustrations that make learning feel magical.

As noted by Kirkus Reviews, the book “blends facts and fancy with an easy manner, structuring the story around an examination of the blueness of the sky with short, rhyming phases.” The combination of lyrical storytelling and beautiful artwork ensures that even children who may not consider themselves “science kids” will eagerly share what they have learned.

Talin Kaloustian brings more than three decades of engineering experience to her writing. A systems engineer for over thirty-two years with a degree in Aerospace Engineering, she discovered that even she did not fully understand why the sky is blue until she set out to research the question herself. Surprised to find that there was no single, simple explanation, she decided to create one that children and families could enjoy together.

“There’s never a single way to understand science,” says Kaloustian. “Some science can be difficult to grasp, but when you combine visual graphics, cute characters, and simple poetic phrases, you can spark curiosity in readers of all ages.”

The primary message of Is The Sky Always Blue? is both simple and powerful: the world around us is filled with wonder, and asking questions leads to discovery. Through clear visuals and accessible language, the book explains how the air interacts with the sun’s rays, causing the sky to change in color from morning to night. It encourages grandparents, parents, teachers, and students to look up and explore the science happening above them every day.

Is The Sky Always Blue? is Talin Kaloustian’s debut children’s book. She is currently developing a future title exploring how rainbows are formed, continuing her mission to make science approachable and exciting for young minds.

With warmth, creativity, and scientific integrity, Talin Kaloustian invites families everywhere to rediscover the wonder of the sky and the joy of asking, “Why?”

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