Einstein: When Time Broke
A novel from the series "Novels from the Lives of Scientists"
Einstein's life as you have never read it: a true story told scene by scene.
What you'll learn
- Follow Einstein's life from childhood to his last days as one connected story
- Understand his idea about time and space through everyday examples
- See how a big question grows out of a small observation
- Learn how he kept going after his teachers rejected him and he could not find work
- Meet the scientists who lived alongside him and shaped him
- Tell what really happened from what the author imagined in every chapter
About this book
A junior clerk at the patent office in Bern looks up at the clock tower every day and asks a question nobody asked before him: is time the same for everyone?
This is a novel, not a biography. It starts with a boy amazed by a compass needle, follows him as a young man rejected by his teachers, and then as the man who changed how the world sees time and space. The events, dates and names are real, and the story is told in scenes and dialogue as if you were watching it.
The science is explained with pictures from daily life: a tram, an elevator, a clock tower. No equations and no difficult terms. A final section tells you clearly what is real and what is imagined in every chapter.
The book is written in Arabic.
Who this book is for
- Young readers aged 13 to 18
- Lovers of novels and life stories
- Parents looking for useful reading for their children
- Teachers
- Anyone who loves science but not equations
Why read this book
- 14 chapters in 240 pages
- Real events, dates and names
- Simple, gripping Arabic
- A line drawing at the start of every chapter
