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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:An introduction to the very human side of Albert EinsteinApril’s older sister, Annabel, is in danger of failing math, so April enlists the help of a famous scientist, sending a math problem to Albert Einstein at his home in Princeton, New Jersey. While April waits for an answer, she pictures all the things Einstein might be doing instead: working on his own math problems, playing his violin, riding his bicycle, gardening, sailing, helping other children with their homework – all things that he is known to have enjoyed. But time is running out for Annabel, who doesn’t know that help is on the way. And when it comes, it takes April to show that Einstein has given Annabel a clue so that she can solve the problem herself. Energetic watercolor-and-ink pictures illustrate this sprightly little-sister-to-the-rescue story based on an actual event. The math problem and solution are included. Synopsis:April's older sister, Annabel, is in danger of failing math, so April sends a math problem to Albert Einstein seeking help. When his reply comes, it's in the form of a clue so that Annabel can solve the problem herself. The math problem and solution are included. Full color. About the AuthorLynne Barasch is the author /illustrator of several picture books, including Radio Rescue, an ALA Notable Book, and A Country Schoolhouse. She lives in New York City. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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