About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts questioning who gets to make big decisions for humanity or expresses a deep interest in how the invisible parts of our bodies work. It follows Jennifer Doudna from her childhood as a curious girl in Hawaii, who was once told that girls do not become scientists, to her Nobel Prize-winning work on CRISPR technology. It is a powerful exploration of how curiosity, resilience, and teamwork can lead to world-changing discoveries. While it handles complex biological concepts, this young readers edition is tailored for ages 10 and up. It provides a grounded look at the ethics of science, helping parents discuss why we do what we do, not just what we are capable of doing. It is an ideal pick for fostering a growth mindset and a sense of responsibility in budding innovators.
