Little People, Big Dreams - Marie Curie

Discover the lives of famous characters: from designers and artists to scientists. They were all children with big dreams and, as they grew up, they achieved incredible things. Dreams can begin in childhood - encouraging them is part of the proposal of the "Little People, BIG DREAMS" Collection. When Marie Curie was young, she was unable to attend university because she was a woman. But when she became an adult, her scientific work was recognized around the world. Her discoveries involving radium and polonium were of fundamental importance in the fight against cancer, and she soon won the Nobel Prize in Physics! This smart and courageous woman's inspiring story includes a data and photo section at the end. Growing up with the encouragement of making your own dreams come true is something that boosts children’s development. The books work on the theme with children by showing the trajectories of women and men who have impacted history in some way. And make children believe, from the beginning, that great achievements were once small dreams.