Comment 588 on “Quien Fue Albert Einstein (Quien Fue...? / Who Was...?)”

1. Carolina says:

   at 3:21 AM

   Me encantan estos libros, sol a comprarlos en Estados Unidos para le rselos a mi hija, a quien tambi n le gustan mucho Est n escritos en un lenguaje sencillo y los contenidos son muy interesantes Perfectos para ni os de los tres ltimos cursos de primaria de colegio biling e o con conocimientos de ingl s Mejor con ayuda de un adulto que conozca el idioma.

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2. Susana says:

   at 3:21 AM

   Nos ha gustado mucho El nivel es para chavales de 6 de primaria o de secundaria, en Espa a Es ameno y mantiene la atenci n de los chicos.

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3. ROHAN PEIRIS says:

   at 3:21 AM

   This is an EXCELLENT book I shall personally try to live by my subject headline of A X Y Zwhere if A success X Work, Y Play, and Z Keep your mouth shut Only Einstein could have put this wisdom in the form of an equation.Of course, I think the book is well written and shows the reader that Einstein s life was sometimes scary for him, joyous and very often incredibly sad.Overall I enjoyed it very much as it gave me an insight into a very great man in a concise manner.Thank you Jess Brallier.

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4. TheUnDomesticDomestic says:

   at 3:21 AM

   My 1st grader needed an Einstein biography for his wax museum project and this said it was for little kids it s a long chapter book that was for 4th graders I had to read it and take notes for him The reading wasn t so much too hard for him, so much as the length of the book.

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5. Better Ratings Better World says:

   at 3:21 AM

   We love the Who Was series They are fabulous at making non fiction, biographical text accessible to younger readers They make reading about the life of a real person interesting and informative There are great pages infused throughout the books giving you insight into tangential topics that support the reader s understanding of the text as a whole.Albert Einstein was another in a long line of enjoyable biographical texts

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6. Roderic Rinehart says:

   at 3:21 AM

   These are the best nonfiction books for 3rd through 6th graders for AR As a teacher and a parent, these are always my first recommendation to meet their AR goal We require 3 nonfiction books per 9 weeks and these can be read in just a few days They are informative and the kids overwhelmingly enjoy them.

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7. LS says:

   at 3:21 AM

   Great book from Who Was series Not a super detailed introduction, but for an 8 year old s daily school readings its perfect Had to buy it when school was talking about Albert E and even go on a trip to Washington, DC to show the Einstein memorial.

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