Niños científicos : Historias verdaderas de la infancia de los grandes de la ciencia

This engaging and original collection of illustrated mini-biographies reveals the most significant moments in the childhoods of sixteen great scientists. It will captivate readers of all ages! Forget the moon landing, Nobel Prizes, and groundbreaking inventions. When the world's most famous scientists were growing up, they had the typical problems of any child. Albert Einstein was always distracted and didn't pay attention in class. Jane Goodall got into trouble for bringing home earthworms and worms. And Neil deGrasse Tyson had to walk dogs to save up for a telescope. Discover what the childhoods of Stephen Hawking, Temple Grandin, Nikola Tesla, Ada Lovelace, Benjamin Franklin, Sally Ride, and Rachel Carson were like, among others, as well as interesting facts about other famous scientists. All these stories are accompanied by colorful illustrations that bring the reading experience to life.