Marie Curie (Volume 6) (Little People, BIG DREAMS, 6) Hardcover – Illustrated, March 2, 2017

This is such a beautifuly illustrated book! This board book is very basic and does not get into the specifics of Marie Curie’s contribution to the world; however, as this book is meant for very young children it is a perfect introduction for my 2.5 year old daughter. Her dad is a theoretical physicist and this book will help us teach her that the sky is the limit and she can go into a science field someday (if she so chooses) just like her dad!

I purchase these as gifts. They are my favorite. Beautiful pictures with biographical information written in an understandable format, along with timeline in back. They are awesome!!!

My two year old daughter is obsessed with this book. The Little People, Big Dreams series has figured out how to write biographies that toddlers love. And we love inspiring her with stories of these strong, smart women!One of the things this book does well is show Curie when she a child, so kids can identify with her. She faces adversity, persists, and does so much for humanity. It’s a great message that allows girls to see someone like themselves succeed in science.

I bought this for part of my kiddos research for third quarter project. At the time, this set was actually cheaper than just the book.Book is really for a younger child, so didn’t really help with research. However, the paper dolls were awesome to put on the poster board display.I can’t ever get a drawing to look the same on paper as in my head, and the kiddo has quite an abstract style. So this set addressed our needs perfectly, and we can donate the book.

The illustrations make this book! So adorable. My 3 year old isn't quite old enough to fully understand what science is or understand the part about her husband "going away", but they really are gentle and genius with the story telling in this series that those parts aren't necessary for little ones to get the main message.

perfect for young readers!

Cute book about Marie Curie. Simple but effectively tells of her accomplishments and engages little ones with the illustrations.

These are great books. However they are super hard to read at night. Brown or black text on a dark background are challenging for me to read. I can only image they are more challenging for the disabled to read. I wish the creative considered ADA a bit more.