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Suffering Scientists

Suffering Scientists

Published in
2000
4.25
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Description

From amazing Aristotle, to dithering Darwin, to incredible Isaac, and courageous Curie - they're all in Suffering Scientists! Th Horrible Science guide to the most influential scientists in history. Readers will discover brilliant breakthroughs, explosive experiments - and some feeble failures. They will find out what made Albert Einstein forget where he lived, which female scientist ws chopped up into tiny pieces and why Galileo did a torturous stretch on the rack. With fantastic fact files, curious quizzes and Tony De Saulles' crazy cartoon illustrations - science has never been so horrible!
Age
7-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Content: Nick Arnold is known for making science fun and accessible, so 'Suffering Scientists' is likely to be filled with engaging content that makes learning about scientists and their struggles enjoyable.
  • Educational Value: The book is expected to be packed with factual information that can enhance readers' understanding of the history of science and the challenges faced by scientists.
  • Humorous Writing: Arnold's trademark humor is bound to be present in 'Suffering Scientists,' providing readers with laughs while they learn about serious scientific endeavors.
  • Illustrations and Experiments: If the book follows the format of Arnold's other works, it may include quirky illustrations and simple experiments that readers can try at home to bring the scientific concepts to life.