Albert Einstein
The World’s Most Famous Scientist
An inspiring biography for readers ages 9-13.
Before he became the world’s most famous scientist, Albert Einstein was a curious Jewish boy who loved to ask, “What if?”
This is the story of how Einstein’s imagination led him to ask questions that helped unlock the mysteries of the universe. It’s also the story of a man who was deeply proud of his Jewish heritage, supported the establishment of the State of Israel, and used his voice to help other people in need.
Written by Glenn A. Leibowitz
Illustrations by Thu Thao and the Funti Kidbooks Studio team
9 fascinating chapters tracing Albert Einstein’s extraordinary journey from a curious Jewish boy to the world’s most celebrated scientist.
45 hand-drawn black-and-white illustrations that bring Einstein’s world and the story to life.
9 special sidebars reveal fascinating details about Einstein’s life, Jewish heritage, and the world he lived in.
Discussion questions for the classroom and home
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A helpful glossary of key terms
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WHY THIS STORY MATTERS
Albert Einstein is remembered as one of the greatest scientists who ever lived. But for young Jewish readers, there is another important part of his story.
Einstein was deeply proud of his Jewish heritage. At a time when Jews faced growing hatred and persecution, he embraced his identity, supported the establishment of a Jewish homeland, and used his influence to help others in need.
His story reminds young readers that Jewish identify was an important part of the life of this extraordinary man.
Jewish Stars tells stories like Einstein’s to help young readers discover remarkable Jewish lives — and feel pride in their own Jewish identity.
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