Odd Boy Out: Young Albert Einstein (Hardcover) by Don Brown

from Jordanlaine

i loved this book! It's a cute picture book that tells about einsteins life. It can be a great book to get students to relate to Einstein, because the fun book starts off with him as a child their age. The book can teach them that they too one day can be the next einstein if they work hard like him.

from ojodelince

This is a children's book about Einstein's childhood. Asperger's Syndrome is not explicitly mentioned, but his characteristics as described are recognized as Asperger characteristics. This includes negatives (such as social ineptude) and positive (such as his ultimate great intellectual success)....

from sabdelaz

This narrative gives you insight into life of a great physicist, Albert Einstein. Einstein was a very rude boy who hit his sister an makes his tutor ran away for good. He is "taunted" by his schoolmates but does really well in school, especially math. Einstein is very unusually inspiring because ...

from Cfmichel

The early story of Albert Einstein as a child. He was, as the title suggests, the odd boy out. He excelled in mathematics at an early age and was misunderstood by other children. I have seen children experience this before, (being an outcast for being studious or incredibly intelligent) and this ...

from cclark37

Summary: "Odd Boy Out" is an introduction to the life of the 20th century physicist, Albert Einstein. The story begins with the birth of young Albert, who is deemed "not well" by his parents due to his inability to coo and bablble before the age of 3. When Albert does begin speaking, however, he ...