Sir Isaac Newtown, Scientists
Who Changed the World by Anita Croy (EK Books) Hardback, 88 pages RRP $24.99 ISBN 9781925820713
Reviewed
by Karen Hendriks
Sir Isaac Newtown is part of a series designed to
help children learn about scientists who changed the world. Isaac Newtown’s discoveries
changed our understanding of the world through science.
This
book is divided into chapters that build a picture not only of Sir Isaac
Newtown’s discoveries and achievements over his lifetime, but it gives
background information that shows the young reader who and what shaped his
personality and scientific mind.
There
are six chapters which include photos, quotes, facts and varied page layouts
with colourful illustrations where a child can open the book and read what
interests them. The book does not have to be read in order. The text is child-reader
friendly and supports STEM and history in our schools. There is a glossary and information
about books and websites for further information for the curious.
Sir
Isaac Newtown’s achievements were many and his contributions to this world are
hard to include in one book, yet Anita Croy has successfully captured the
essence of Sir Isaac Newtown and all that he contributed with his incredible
mind. A child can be inspired to pursue a scientific field they are interested
in and know that it is not enough to have the ability: it also requires lots of
hard work, persistence and patience.
Sir Isaac Newtown is a book that will fascinate
any child 10-13 years with an interest in Science. This is a great resource for
schools and teachers.
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