About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking impossible questions about why things fall down or how the moon stays in the sky. It is perfect for children who feel different from their peers because of their intense focus or unique way of seeing the world. This graphic biography follows Isaac Newton from a curious boy to a world-renowned scientist, highlighting how his observations of nature led to the laws of motion and gravity. Parents will appreciate how the book frames scientific discovery as an act of imagination and perseverance. It is an ideal introduction to STEM for children aged 5 to 9, showing that being a dreamer is often the first step toward changing the history of science.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is secular in its approach to science. It briefly touches on Newton's early life challenges, including being raised by his grandmother, but handles these transitions gently. There is no focus on the darker aspects of his personality or his later-life conflicts, keeping the tone appropriate for a primary audience.
