Who Was Albert Einstein? (Who Was?)

I enjoyed reading this book with my grandson. Nicely written and some great pictures.

Full of interesting facts for kids and adults

My granddaughter had to do an essay on Albert Einstein, this book was perfect for her!

This is a very good introduction to Albert Einstein for children. He lived in my home town for many years. There is one small issue. It says that after his wife and sister died he was "more alone than ever " Actually he lived with his stepdaughter who continued to live in his house for many years. She was a sculptor.

My 9 year old son loved this book. This was one of three he read in the series. Walt Disney, Neil Armstrong and Albert Einstein. Each were great reads and he loved the information he got from the books. I enjoyed him reasing it out loud to me the second time he read it. My sons 4th grade class was assigned a biography book to read and report on. There was plenty of information as far as where they were born, how they accomplished what they each did and some sideline info on each of them that was interesting. However, the size of the words to a page and the difficulty would be more appropriate for 3rd grade not 4th.

My just turned 12 year old aspiring scientist read this book in a little less than an hour and liked it. I guess I should have done a bit more research and maybe got her something a little more in depth, but it was enjoyed and will be passed on to others to enjoy and learn from.

This Who was. Series is great may of my kids have read them and they are educational but written in a way they don’t get bored

I'm a 2nd grade teacher and my students love Who Was Books so much that I keep having to replace them in my classroom library!

Great read for children.

Nice book for my son

I had known of him before I read this book, but thanks to it, I've understood much better who he was, what he did and what difficulty he went through. As we can tell from this book, he thought about anything that interested him more deeply than anyone on this planet, so it seemed like that he was more like a professional thinker than a scientist. My favorite quote of him is "For an idea that does not at first seem insane, there is no hope." This one comes up at the very beginning of this book, and this quote strongly encourages me to do whatever, other people think, is weird, silly or insane.

Bien pour revisiter la vie d'un génie tout en travaillant son anglais

It's a very funny and educational book.