darwin, charles

Discusses Darwin's life and scientific work, voyage of the Beagle, the debate about evolution, and his influence on on later thought.

Explores the life and work of Charles Darwin against the backdrop of his roles as husband and father of ten children--three of whom died in childhood. Explores his love of science and the studies he conducted within his own home enlisting the help of his family, friends, and servants as he searched for understanding.

Published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of On the Origin of Species and the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth, Evolution Revolution reveals the story behind "the greatest idea in history." Following in the footsteps of What Makes Me Me?, Go Figure!, and Can You Feel the Force?, this book answers questions such as "why do tigers have stripes?" with entertaining text, full-color photographs, and the boldness and innovation that define this groundbreaking series.

"Known for his invaluable contribution to our understanding of life and evolution, Charles Darwin was a scientist who has become legend. His History Makers biography presents primary sources and historical context on his life and legacy. In this title, chapters scrutinize this man as a teacher, traveler, scientist, husband, and author, revealing the personal evolution of an enduring figure"--Amazon.com.

Chronicles the life and career of Charles Darwin, describing his childhood in early-nineteenth-century England, his beginnings in science, his voyage of discovery on the "Beagle, " the publication of "On the Origin of Species, " and his relationships with his wife and children.

An introduction to the life and accomplishments of the nineteenth-century British naturalist Charles Darwin.

"This gorgeous picture book biography follows Charles Darwin's adventures in South America"--.

Learn about Darwin's early life, personal life, and all about his contributions to science, natural selection, evolution, and common descent.

When a young, courageous teacher dares to introduce his students to Darwin's Theory of Evolution, his small Bible-belt town won't stand for it!. Based on the play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee.