Albert Einstein

A great way to introduce children to Einstein. The age range recommended was for 3 to 8 but I’m not sure this would be interesting to a three year old But the pictures are lovely. I’d say ages 5+ Would benefit the most. It is told in a simple story style with lovely illustrations to go with it. There is also a fact page at the back. This book would be a great addition to a science lesson or simply great bed time reading with a parent/carer.

A nice book for children to learn about Albert Einstein, I especially like how it humanized him more than most. I think it may be geared towards an older age group though. This would be a great book for children to even do book reports on.

I actually fell for this guy when I first laid my eyes on his white frizzy hair. And whatever it is, I will never get tired of reading about this guy. I wish. I wish. I wish I could have been there when he was walking on this planet.

And I will never ever like that teacher who thought he was too slow to learn anything. But thanks to such ignorant adults, education didn't ruin his life. And he educated the world after that. Awesome.

I love the illustrations. And yes, that cover. His hair is so tamed. I am complaining not complaining. Love the contents.

Let's forget those who sees you as a failure starting from those who you think who knows you well. They don't. Believe more in people like Einstein.

Thank you, authors and the publisher, for the advance reading copy.

This was a great book! My 7 year old son LOVES science and loved this book! It has the right amount of information without being overwhelming, and is explained in a way that is exciting to children. I would definitely add this book to my child's bookshelf and look at more of this series also. I received a free copy of this book from netgalley and the publisher in exchange for my honest review.

This is a beautifully illustrated life history of one of the most seminal scientific figures of our modern times. It is really inspiring how Albert overcame some difficulties. I also liked how the book showed his difficulties but also kept the focus on him as opposed to mentioning WW2 and his requirement to move to America. This is a wonderful git for young readers interested in science or history.

This was a beautiful and informative look into Albert Einstein's personal narrative. My 7 year old loves nonfiction so she was enraptured by this book. I think any young reader would find his story interesting and appreciate how even from his misguided beginnings he was able to find success in his own way. The message was clear and thought provoking. I only wish he was smiling in the earlier pages however when I got to the middle and his overall outlook changed I realized what a good choice it was to have a frown at first. The story was extremely easy to follow and quite enjoyable.

I also loved that the illustrations showed him grow and change physically from child to adult. The visual passage of time was extremely helpful to see how much time it took to get from one stage of his life to another and how it is never too late to make a positive change.

Great introduction of Albert Einstein for children 3-8. I thought the illustrations were lovely but had some issue with incorrect depictions of science and math in the background. I also appreciate the skin color chosen for background characters. Thought the level and amount information given was appropriate for this age group.

This is a truly wonderful little book for young kids to get a starting point on Albert Einstein and his importance to physics. It starts with Einstein at a young age and follows him through school, work, publications and the highlights of his career. The artwork was engaging and colourful, and the structure was easy to read and informative. A great book for young readers!