★ A super daily encyclopedia of scientific knowledge! Enjoy the wonderful world of science for 15 minutes every day!
★ This series is created by Anne Rooney, a nominated author for the highest international science popularization book award, the Anvant Award, and experienced children's science popularization writer Robert Sneddon!
★ Science is an objective discipline that considers the operation of natural laws in the physical world. This series discusses interesting issues related to biology, physics, chemistry, astronomy, and geography, aiming to help young readers better understand life and protect our planet through learning science.
★ This series aims to guide readers to learn and understand many important scientific discoveries, providing them with opportunities to get up close and personal with scientific phenomena that may arise in their daily lives.

This series includes 3 titles:
The 15-Minute Scientist
The 15-Minute Einstein
The 15-Minute Scientific Theory

The 15-Minute Einstein takes a look at Einstein's theories and how they impacted the world he lived in and beyond. Exploring questions such as: 'Why does E = mc2?'; 'If Einstein was right, was Newton wrong?)'; 'What does Einstein say gravity actually is?'; 'Was Einstein really the "father of the atomic bomb"?'; and 'Can we find a theory of everything?' Robert Snedden provides a fun and fascinating introduction to Einstein explaining the importance of this incredible theoretical physicist.

Robert Snedden
Robert Snedden has worked in publishing for more than thirty years as an editor and writer. He is an insatiable autodidact in the grand Scottish tradition and delights in learning new things, particularly concerning science, and in passing on that knowledge via the books he writes. His writing for children and adults has so far ranged across such diverse topics as medical ethics, habitats, evolution, space exploration, engineering, pharmacogenetics and the technology of ancient civilisations.