How to Be a Scientist

Review ------ There are many science books that talk about important discoveries, major theories and famous scientists from history. There are also many books that pack in dozens, if not hundreds, of scientific experiments that you can try at home to test out scientific theories, before linking these experiments back to science. However, it's rare to find a book that combines these two things; 'How To Be A Scientist' brings scientific theories and practical experiments together in a way that keeps you turning through the pages to see what's next. (How it Works) A fantastically practical and accessible introduction to science for 7-9 year olds (Victoria Rossiter, Rossiter Books Guardian) It appealed to all the kids and was hugely interacting for them - it's great and we dived into it as soon as we got it - would highly recommend it (Parent with children ages 9, 7 and 5 Toppsta) A beautifully presented and illustrated book which is packed with interesting and inspiring facts and projects... I think it's remarkable book - one of the best we've had so far about science (Parent with child age 8 Toppsta) My daughter is loving this book... Easy to read and to follow. Great for budding scientists (Parent with child age 7 Toppsta) This book is an excellent introduction to science and scientists... I'm sure this book will keep the whole family entertained during the summer holidays! (Parent with child age 7 Toppsta) It's a big book full of lots of information and pictures, perfect for all the family to get involved (Parent with children ages 11, 7 and 3 Toppsta) I love this to book because its colourful and easy to read... I would recommend this book to anyone who likes Science (Child age 10 Toppsta) About the Author ---------------- Steve Mould is a science presenter and comedian who appears as the science expert on British television shows such as The One Show, Blue Peter, and The Alan Titchmarsh Show. He has a YouTube channel with more than 100,000 subscribers, and his videos have been watched more than a million times.

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