Katherine Johnson crafts novels that delve into the complexities of human relationships, exploring the weight of family secrets and the consequences of lies. Her narratives are often set against evocative Australian landscapes, serving as a backdrop for compelling stories of yearning for love and confronting the past. Johnson masterfully weaves themes of refuge, lost and found love into captivating tales that readers find impossible to put down. Her distinctive voice is celebrated for its ability to portray profound emotion and intricate characters.
Focusing on a pioneering woman's journey, this biography reveals her contributions to NASA and the historic Apollo 11 mission. It chronicles her challenges and triumphs while navigating a century marked by significant social and technological change. The narrative highlights her resilience and determination, showcasing her role in breaking barriers and shaping history.
The story highlights the challenges faced by a young black mother of three as she strives to succeed in the male-dominated fields of the 1950s and 60s. It showcases her determination and resilience in overcoming societal barriers, ultimately leading her to become one of the renowned "hidden figures" at NASA, contributing significantly to computing and space research. This inspirational picture book celebrates her journey and achievements, shedding light on a vital yet often overlooked part of history.
The woman at the heart of the New York Times bestseller and Oscar-winning film "Hidden Figures" shares her personal journey from child prodigy in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia to NASA human computer and her integral role in the early years of the U.S. space program
Fraser Island, 1882. In the wake of brutal massacres, three Badtjala people agree to go to Europe to perform to huge crowds and hopefully bring their plight to the Queen of England.
The inspiring autobiography of NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson who helped launch Apollo 11.
In one devastating night, Grace Milton's peaceful life on a horse ranch outside Tombstone, Arizona is shattered. But when she falls foul of the elements, a young man called Joe saves her life by taking her to an American Indian camp to heal her body and spirit.
Focusing on nutritional science, this book educates young readers about the significance of healthy food choices for promoting overall health and development. It highlights essential and non-essential nutrients, detailing their properties and the factors that contribute to a balanced diet. By fostering an environment that encourages healthy eating habits, the book prepares children for further studies in nutrition and health-related fields, making it a valuable resource for early education in wellness.
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Focusing on geometry, this book aligns with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Curriculum to support K-8 education and beyond. It emphasizes effective instruction that communicates essential mathematical knowledge and skills across grade levels. Designed to engage children, it presents geometry in a fun and accessible manner, while addressing key areas critical for developing math fluency in geometry.