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Jess Brallier's 'Who Was Albert Einstein?' is an engaging biography that introduces young readers to the life and achievements of one of history's greatest minds. With accessible language and illustrations, it sparks curiosity about science and the power of imagination. This book is useful for introducing students to biographies, fostering an interest in science, and encouraging discussions about creativity.

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Love this series on famous people from various fields.

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Felt like something was missing. Main focus was his physics work and his being a pacifist. Little on his personal life. It came across as “hey Einstein was a horrible husband and father but look at all the awesome physics/math stuff he did and he was really sorry about that atomic/nuclear bomb stuff” and he did do a lot for physics and science and I‘m glad he regretted the atom bomb, but he ditched his family and ignored his children.

This informational B book by Jess Brallier teaches children all about Albert Einstein. this book includes quotes, a brief description of his childhood, his theories, a timeline of events and so much more to help children learn everything they could possibly want to know about this brilliant man. The children would be able to read this book during guided reading, study him more during a historical person project and get creative for presentations.

His is a great biography, where the author has a series of all types of people in history that could be used as an author study. It tells all about Einstein and his childhood and then how he was a genius, and then the incredible discoveries he has made, and his impact in the world. #ucflae3414sp18