Star Stuff: Carl Sagan and the Mysteries of the Cosmos
by Stephanie Roth Sisson [j Biography Sagan]
This
picture book is an absolutely charming biography of astronomer Carl
Sagan, the man who brought the original Cosmos science mini-series to
television back in 1980. Told in simple phrases and illustrations that
are both simplistic and yet hauntingly accurate representations of the
young Sagan, this book perfectly captures what it must have been like
for an inquisitive dreamer like Sagan to be inspired by the study of the
unknown. Sagan did so much to popularize the studies in various fields
of science for two generations of young people -- it's marvelous to see
his own journey of study and exploration captured in this unique and
engaging youth biography. -- recommended by Scott C. - Bennett Martin Public Library [ see Scott's Reviewer Profile and more of his reviews ]
[ official Stephanie Roth Sisson web site ]
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