Great Scientists: David Attenborough
Great Scientists: David Attenborough by Anna Baker is a 32-page juvenile nonfiction book published by Hachette Children’s Group on November 14, 2024. This edition presents the life story of David Attenborough, detailing his childhood in Leicester, his studies at the University of Cambridge, and his influential career in natural history and broadcasting. The book highlights his renowned educational documentaries for the BBC and explores his lasting impact on both science and popular culture.
Readers will find an accessible introduction to the life and achievements of David Attenborough, making it suitable for children reading at book band 12: brown. This biography is part of the Great Scientists series, which aims to simply recount the lives of notable scientists and explain the significance of their contributions to fields such as zoology and life sciences. The book serves as an engaging resource for young readers interested in science and the natural world.
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David Attenborough tells the story of this famous figure, covering his childhood in Leicester and studies at the University of Cambridge through his work in natural history and broadcasting, his famous educational documentaries for the BBC and his enduring scientific and popular legacy today. For children working through book bands, it is suitable for those reading at book band 12: brown. Great Scientists are first biographies introducing some of the world’s great scientists, simply retelling their lives and explaining why their work was important.
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