How to Win a Nobel Prize: Shortlisted for the Royal Society Young People’s Book Prize
Prof. Barry Marshall, Bernard Caleo
Subjects
- Antur. Arswyd, gwefr a digon o helynt
- Ffeithiau a gwybodaeth. Rhestrau, ystadegau a digon o ffeithiau
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A time-travelling adventure with interactive experiments for budding young scientists, by Nobel Prize winning Barry Marshall
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this book was interesting because the girl liked a lot of subject and i really think that people should read this book because it is very good if you don't khow science it well help you and i recommend everyone to read this book.
Anonymous 02.08.2023
I learned a lot about a lot of scientists that I have never heard of before and it felt like I was actually communicating with the scientists in real life. I liked Rosalind Franklin the most. It interested me because it felt like I travelled through time and experienced a lot of amazing inventions. Lastly, I would recommend it to my friends because it was both informative and fun
Anonymous 12.11.2022
When you read this book you feel the feeling of wonder a mysterious feeling no one can describe. And the main character has endless sense to wonder what if she won a noble prize until her guide Barry Marshall confesses has won one!
Anonymous 31.08.2022
when i was reading the book it was a fabulous i think its a nice book it is a fiction the person i liked the best is queen fandango pumpernickel it will intrest me because it is talking about a nobel prize yes i will
Anonymous 11.08.2022
I wasn't to keen on the book because it had to much information and not enough story. I would have liked it more if it was just an information book and no story.
Anonymous 10.08.2022
I would recommend this book to anyone. It has so many interesting facts about how the Nobel prize winners did it. It has amazing experiments in the book
Anonymous 06.08.2019