I'm a Neutrino: Tiny Particles in a Big Universe
By Eve M. Vavagiakis
Illustrated by Ilze Lemesis
By Eve M. Vavagiakis
Illustrated by Ilze Lemesis
By Dr. Eve M. Vavagiakis
Illustrated by Ilze Lemesis
By Dr. Eve M. Vavagiakis
Illustrated by Ilze Lemesis
Part of Meet the Universe
Part of Meet the Universe
Category: Children's Nonfiction
Category: Children's Nonfiction
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$7.99
Mar 14, 2023 | ISBN 9781536230840 | 7-9 years
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$18.99
Mar 22, 2022 | ISBN 9781536222074 | 7-9 years
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Praise
“A whimsical initiation into the wonders and features of a neutrino particle. . . Ethereal digital illustrations with comical touches portray neutrinos from micro and macro perspectives and conjure up awe-inspiring images of outer space. . . . A poetic, gently humorous introduction to the world of neutrino physics.
—Kirkus Reviews
The illustrations depict children and adults of different genders and races; these fun visuals effectively depict the wonder and mysteriousness of this tiny particle. Kids who are curious about science will find this book an accessible and appealing entry point.
—Booklist
MIT Kids Press is here to educate kids on neutrinos! Told with fun rhythmic prose and adorable illustrations, little scientists will learn the ins and outs of this elusive element, along with a fun “Know Your Neutrinos” cheat sheet at the end of the book.
—Tiny Beans
The mother-daughter team behind this introduction to the neutrino—the most abundant of nature’s mass-possessing particles—invites budding physicists to help solve the mysteries of this fundamental building block. . . . “Know Your Neutrinos” back matter expands upon each spread with accessible scientific detail. Unabashedly tackling a complex subject, this STEM read is sure to inspire curiosity.
—Publishers Weekly
Dynamic.
—The Virginian Pilot
The illustrations are awash with beautiful blues, oranges, and other hues; the illustrator creates whimsical neutrinos that bounce from page to page. . . an ambitious science topic simplified to a level many will be able to handle.
—School Library Journal
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