Children with Big Dreams - Marie Curie

"Children with Big Dreams," the most popular series among children's books, which tells the stories of remarkable people, from fashion designers and artists to scientists and activists, all of whom achieved great accomplishments that they dreamed of as little children.
This book introduces Marie Curie (1867-1934), a Polish scientist and the first woman to earn a doctorate from the University of Paris. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and remains the only scientist to have won it twice in two different fields. She married Pierre Curie, and together they discovered palladonium and radium. Marie believed, and continues to believe, that the world should be used for good, not just invented, and she continues to help cure diseases today. "Little People, Big Dreams" is a popular children's book series that portrays the biographies of remarkable people, from fashion designers and artists to scientists and activists. They all achieved amazing things they dreamed of as children. In this book, we meet Marie Curie (1867-1934), a Polish scientist and the first woman to earn a doctorate in science from the University of Paris. She is famous for being the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and remains the only scientist to have won it twice in two different fields. She married her fellow scientist Pierre Curie, and together they discovered the elements polonium and radium. Marie believed that science should be used to improve human life, and her discoveries continue to contribute to the treatment of diseases to this day.