“Imagination is more important than knowledge.“
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This biography provides a simple and engaging overview of Albert Einstein's life, from his early years and struggles to his groundbreaking contributions to physics and his lasting legacy.
pickThis biography provides a simple and engaging overview of Albert Einstein's life, from his early years and struggles to his groundbreaking contributions to physics and his lasting legacy.
This book is ideal for introducing students to influential figures in science. It can be used to spark discussions about innovation, curiosity, and the scientific method, encouraging students to think critically about how one person's work can impact the world.
The Charlie Thorne series is fantastic. Charlie is a genius who works with members of the CIA. These are the first two books, the first includes information related to Albert Einstein and the second to Charles Darwin. The third relates to Cleopatra, and I haven‘t read the newest book yet.
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pickLoved this historical fiction book! I also came to greatly admire Mileva Maria Einstein. Her brilliance to be accepted into a university for physics during a time when women were not educated is extraordinary. Einstein treatment of her disputable. I ended the book wondering what great scientific discoveries Mileva could have achieved with the right spouse and support. 10/10 recommend
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