Little People Big Dream : Rosalind Franklin
By Maria Isabel
🧬 Book Review: Rosalind Franklin – Little People, Big Dreams
This inspiring picture book introduces children to Rosalind Franklin, the brilliant scientist whose groundbreaking work led to the discovery of DNA’s double helix structure.
From a curious girl who loved science and learning, Rosalind grew up to become a pioneering chemist and crystallographer. Despite working in a time when women in science were often overlooked, her determination and passion left a lasting legacy in biology and medicine.
With clear storytelling and stylish illustrations, this book highlights Rosalind’s contributions while encouraging young readers—especially girls—to dream big and pursue STEM fields.
🌟 Why It’s Special:
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Celebrates perseverance, intelligence, and scientific discovery
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Ideal for ages 4–7, with timeline and fun facts at the end
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A powerful role model for future scientists
A must-have biography that sheds light on an unsung hero of science—and inspires kids to keep asking questions and exploring the world.