Albert Einstein

by Milton Dank

A study of the life and scientific achievements of Albert Einstein discusses his innovative theory of relativity and analyzes his overwhelming influence on physics and modern science

122 pages, Library Binding

First published March 1, 1983

Reviews

[Alex White]

I read the book Albert Einstein - an Impact Biography by Milton Dank, I thought this book was very good it is about one hundred pages and a short, descriptive biography of Einstein's life. The book talked about his rebellious childhood with no respect for authority, challenging old physics, his theory of relativity, his move to America, and his downfall in the end. I found this book to be very interesting as I did not know much about Einstein's life or his contributions to society. I thought it was a rather well written book and worth the read, I would recommend to anyone who may not know what Einstein did and how he helped shape the world we know today.

[Maria]

I would have like more detail on when Einstein was younger, but apparently he was very secretive. It was an interesting read although a little confusing because just as I got to grips with a theory, the author would then state that it was no longer valid and had been disproved... very irritating.

[Cathy Houston]

less a biography of Einstein and more of a history of modern physics but interesting