Look insideHorribly Famous: Albert Einstein and his Inflatable Universe
Albert Einstein. The genius who invented e=mc2. Possibly the brainiest scientist in history – and the battiest! But did you know that Al’s life was almost as wild as his hair? Not only was an unruly young Al expelled from school, but he was spied on by the Nazis and the FBI. And after he died, he had his brain removed! Yes, even though he’s dead, Al’s still full of surprises!
Recent reviews
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Very informative, got to know a lot of interesting facts about Einstein
9 March 2014
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This book tells you more about Albert a very informative book
7 March 2014
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its a good book
6 March 2013
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OMG! I really want to be a theatrical theasatist like Albert Einstein! And this explains all of his theorys and they look easy! This is way up with Diary of a Wimpy Kid my favourite book! 10/5
5 November 2011
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Authors
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Dr Mike Goldsmith
Dr Mike Goldsmith is a qualified astro-physicist, working at the National Physical Laboratory. His book on Einstein in the Dead Famous series was shortlisted for the 2002 Aventis junior prize for science writing and he has written Scientists and Inventors in the same series.
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Philip Reeve
Philip Reeve is the award-winning and critically acclaimed author of the Mortal Engines books.
Awards
Philip has won many major awards, including the Nestle Smarties and Blue Peter prizes for Mortal Engines, the Guardian prize for A Darkling Plain and the Carnegie medal for Here Lies Arthur.
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