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Broga wrote
I think I struck out the other day. An intelligent ten year old, who lives in the UK but will return to the USA in three months, asked me to explain evolution and "what did Charles Darwin do?" I did my best but I don't think it was satisfactory. What I would like to start doing, as I have a clutch of nephews, nieces, around that age is start following up any discussion with a book which includes diagrams or pictures and a clearer narrative than I am able to offer.
Another neice, of around the same age, wants to read about "space and the start of the universe." The last thing I want to do is bore them and. although their parents are all supportive, they seem to have books on everything apart from evolution. They are already interested in fossils.
Any suggestions?
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antix. Thank you. I will pursue these. They seem promising. I have already ordered:
1 "Charles Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection (Solutions)"
Renee Skelton; Paperback; £1.70
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which I think is out of print. However, I thought I might find some references to other possibilities. The Renee Skelton book is an ex library copy.
Many thanks. I appreciate your help.
Regards,
Broga