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Albert Einstein and His Inflatable Universe

By Mike Goldsmith

Part of the Horribly Famous / Dead Famous series

Adjectives

engaging informative humorous

Genres

Biography Non-fiction History

Synopsis

Discover the extraordinary life of Albert Einstein, the brilliant scientist behind E=mc². This engaging biography delves into his unconventional journey—from being expelled from school to being monitored by the Nazis and the FBI. Explore his groundbreaking theories and the quirks that made him a unique figure in history.

About the author

Mike Goldsmith is a British author and scientist who loves making science exciting for children. He has written many fun books about space, sound, and inventions, including 'The Great British Space Dinner' and 'The Science of Secrecy.' Mike enjoys exploring how things work and sharing amazing facts with curious young readers.

Pages

192 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

Published

2001

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