Albert Einstein: Brilliant Scientist (Beginner Biographies) (Beginner Biographies Set 2) 9781616419370, 2012023799, 1616419377

Table of contents :
Cover
Copyright
Table of Contents
Young Albert
Curiosity
Marriage and Money
The Patent Office
The Miracle Year
Big Ideas about Light and Space
The Eclipse
Remarriage and Politics
World Affairs
A Legacy
Fun Facts
Timeline
Glossary
Learn More
Index

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Brilliant Scientist

by Amanda Doering Tourville

Illustrated by Reed Sprunger

Beginner Biographies

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Text by Amanda Doering Tourville Illustrations by Reed Sprunger Edited by Holly Saari Design and production by Emily Love

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Tourville, Amanda Doering, 1980- author. Albert Einstein : brilliant scientist / written by Amanda Doering Tourville ; illustrated by Reed Sprunger. pages cm. -- (Beginner biographies) Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-1-61641-937-0 1. Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955--Juvenile literature. 2. Physicists--Biography--Juvenile literature. I. Sprunger, Reed, illustrator. II. Title. QC16.E5T68 2013 530.092--dc23 [B] 2012023799

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