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Available
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921 DAR
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Publication
Grosset & Dunlap (2005), 104 pages. $5.99 (Sept 2017).
Description
An introduction to the life and accomplishments of the nineteenth-century British naturalist Charles Darwin.
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
104 p.; 5.31 inches
User reviews
LibraryThing member kcrous3
This is a wonderful book to teach children who Charles Darwin was. However like any sort of biographical book children may grow bored from reading about it. However, I think it is an important book even for adults to read and learn about, after all Charles Darwin has impacted life as we know it
The book does very good job when describing Charles Darwin, the man - who was the son of a physician and who, besides being methodical and curious, actually wanted to be a minister. The book also did a great job elaborating about the differences between "theory" and "Theory" throughout the book. This book also has a decent amount of illustrations which makes it a bit easier and more enjoyable to read.
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greatly.The book does very good job when describing Charles Darwin, the man - who was the son of a physician and who, besides being methodical and curious, actually wanted to be a minister. The book also did a great job elaborating about the differences between "theory" and "Theory" throughout the book. This book also has a decent amount of illustrations which makes it a bit easier and more enjoyable to read.
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LibraryThing member MontzaleeW
Who Was Charles Darwin? by Deborah Hopkinson is a fantastic book that really gets in there and tells a lot of Charles' life growing up and his long travels. It also gives much more detail to his personal life then I have read before. Over 100 pages of great info. Made for middle grades but the
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whole family will love this book. Borrowed this book for the library. Show Less
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Lexile
760L
Pages
104