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Albert Einstein revolutionized our understanding of reality, and with this engaging biography young readers can discover more about the childhood world of this scientific genius. It captures Einstein's formative experiences as a boy in Germany--including the Jewish community surrounding him, his difficult time alone at boarding school, and the beginnings of his brilliant career.

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Left blind and deaf from a childhood illness, Helen Keller broke barriers, learning sign language and eventually becoming the first person with her disability to earn a Bachelor of Arts. This fast-paced and fascinating account of her early life details her inspiring journey towards being able to communicate with those around her and spread a message of tolerance and understanding.

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A fast-paced and fascinating account of the childhood of Mary Queen of Scots. Join Mary as she escapes danger in Scotland and begins a new life as a queen in France before tragedy strikes... Illustrations of episodes in Mary's life. Timeline of events. Who's Who of important figures in the story.

(Paperback, Illustrated edition)

A fast-paced and fascinating account of the childhood of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Join Mozart as a child prodigy touring around Europe performing for the wealthy and beginning a brilliant career. Illustrations of episodes in Mozart's life. Timeline of events. Who's Who of important figures in the story.