About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like an outsider because of their intense interests or when they need to see that great achievements often come from solitude and deep thinking. This biography follows the life of Isaac Newton, moving from his lonely childhood on a farm to his revolutionary discoveries in physics and math. It highlights the emotional side of genius: the struggle to fit in, the power of persistence, and the joy of uncovering the secrets of the universe. It is perfect for elementary-aged children who are naturally curious about how things work or those who feel a bit different from their peers. It provides a gentle look at a historical figure, emphasizing that being a dreamer is a strength, not a weakness.
What Parents Should Know
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The book addresses Newton's difficult childhood, including his father's death before his birth and being left with his grandparents while his mother remarried. The approach is direct but age-appropriate and secular. The resolution is realistic, showing that while Newton achieved great fame, his personality remained complex and often isolated.
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