Quantum Fun: Book 1 - Einstein's Mind - Quantum Physics for Kids (Adventure Book)

Quantum Fun: Book 1 - Einstein's Mind - Quantum Physics for Kids (Adventure Book)

(4 customer reviews)

Open the minds of young readers with this hilarious book. A quarky adventure story that follows Einstein's Imaginative journey to an amazing new world of fun and wonder. He encounters strange magical creatures and makes startling new discoveries about the tiny quantum world we live in. Along the way he works on his E=mc2 theory of relativity and falls in love with a new sweet treat. This is a great book for read-aloud. Kids love it and read it over and over. A sure way to release the genius juice in every brain. And have a laugh while you learn. No math, I promise.

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Author:	Lee McLaughlin
Paperback:	58 pages
Publisher:	Quantum Fun Media
Publication Date:	September 10, 2009
Language:	English
ISBN:	0978620526
Package Length:	8.1 inches
Package Width:	5.8 inches
Package Height:	0.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Lee Mac Sep 25, 2009
By Lee Mclaughlin "Lee Mac"
This is a hilarious story that is both encouraging and inspirational. The idea here was to create a book that was both entertaining and educational for the reader and the young listener, too.

Difficult to Follow-- a bit too whimsical for a reader looking for science information Aug 06, 2010
By Colorado Christina "Colorado Christina"
As an elementary school teacher previewing science books for my students, I bought this book with the hope it would help students develop a physics background. Kids are incredibly interested in physics, and I wanted a book that inspired curiosity and imagination-- and I can tell that's the aim of this book. However, I give this book two stars, because the storyline jumps around so much it is difficult to follow. My imagination couldn't engage with the story because I was confused. If you are looking for a completely whimsical book that jumps between Einstein and dogs and marshmallows and has a rather "homemade" feel to it-- then this is your book. If you are looking for something that puts quantum physics into terms that kids can understand and that truly got my imagination going, then I would recommend "This Strange Quantum World and You" written by Patricia Topp 1999. One more thought- 16 dollars for this little book is way too expensive!

Quantum Fun Jun 10, 2010
By stephen r. sara
Reading this book makes you wonder who has the wilder imagination: Einstein or author Lee McLaughlin?

It is an entertaining and informative read for both older kids and adults.
I think it is a great learning tool with the added dimension of the author's own photography. I hope the book makes it into many libraries and schools.

I look forward to reading more of Lee McLaughlin's creations.

Quantum Fun May 28, 2010
By F. Murden
This book was able to give my daughter a general understanding of quantum physics. However, it did not have information that she could use in her 6th grade research project.

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