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‘Who’s Who in Science and Technology’ contains biographies of 250 of the most important people in the history of science and technology. Written in an informal, friendly style, the book provides essential information about their lives. Aimed at children of 8-12 years, the book is easy to use, with cross references, a glossary and an index. The text is interspersed with appealing cartoon-style illustrations.
Includes a huge range of biographies from physicists and deep thinkers, geographers, sailors and ship designers, engineers and architects, gods, biologists, naturalists, geniuses, chemists, doctors and bacterilologists, manufacturers, mathematicians, geologiests, artists, inventors, astronomers, ancient greeks and airmen.
Expert consultant: Dr Miles Taylor of King’s College, University of London.
Includes a huge range of biographies from physicists and deep thinkers, geographers, sailors and ship designers, engineers and architects, gods, biologists, naturalists, geniuses, chemists, doctors and bacterilologists, manufacturers, mathematicians, geologiests, artists, inventors, astronomers, ancient greeks and airmen.
Expert consultant: Dr Miles Taylor of King’s College, University of London.
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Reviews
A charming, amusing and instructive little book. I like the drawings too. I would like to give it to one of my granddaughters for her birthday
Informative, reliable and hugely entertaining, this is a valuable work of reference which should be not only in every school library but also in every home.
An excellent idea for the general bookshelf.
Two really useful A-Z biographical dictionaries.
This book is a gem. I read it almost by chance, and was soon as engrossed as my ten-year-old son by the lives of the people who have made Britain what she is today. It will be very useful to every young student of history, and will inform and entertain adults as well.
The guide is interesting and informative, and written in an entertaining and amusing manner.
