In this biographical novel, Author Krull offers a thorough examination of the common household name in science, Albert Einstein's, scientific theories, his quirky characteristics, and his personal life. The author is also successful in changing the common perspective people have on Einstein as a near inhuman scientific genius. Most of the time he is remembered as some what of an oddity; an unusual freak of nature, but with the consumption of this book I can assure your eyes will be opened to just how similar Einstein was to you and I. I was quickly enlightened to the fact that Albert started out having a 'normal life'. He was born into a family of a Mother, Father, and Sister in which he reaped havoc upon as the curious boy he once was, and never …show more content…
Propaganda and death threats, not just to Jewish scientists in general, but directed to Einstein himself were administrated. The story goes on to explain he was abundant in challenges like this throughout his entire life. He had problems with school, women, money, memory, and even day to day living. Needless to say, his life wasn't the easiest. In theory, Albert had ever excuse in the world to give up; call his science career to a quits, yet he somehow managed to continue to pursue his passion for science and eventually earn a spot in the history books as one of the most important scientists ever known to man. I strongly believe that by reading this book children or people of any age could find inspiration. Achieving your goals may not seem so far out of reach when you get a good look into the novel that was Einstein's comically common bringing up and adult life. It goes to show that with a little hard work you can achieve great things, Krull really shows this nicely in her