Hi Janosh! Thank you for the welcome!Janosh89 said:Welcome to Physics Forum, Marleen. I have a similar educational background to you.We are all on a roller-coaster, somewhat, of the learning experience
called "Life"
Marleen Renders said:Just a thing that crossed my mind: Did you read the Enderverse books by Orson Scott Card? I'm currently reading his 'Shadow' series and they really rock. If you have a similar background, you might love them too. :-)
Hi Janosh! I haven't read the Riverworld series and didn't hear of Philip Jose Farmer before, I've put the first book on my to read list.Janosh89 said:I'll look on the Lib. shelves. Thanks for the tip. I think reality can be expressed, to some extent at least, by the projection of one's "wathan". Philip Jose Farmer?
Riverworld?
"Discover the Exciting World of Physics with Marleen and the Enderverse Books" is a series of educational books that use storytelling and relatable characters to introduce children to the fundamentals of physics in a fun and engaging way.
Marleen is the main character in the series who is a curious and adventurous young girl. She serves as a relatable role model for children and helps them understand complex physics concepts through her own experiences and adventures.
The series is recommended for children aged 8-12 years old. However, it can also be enjoyed by younger children with parental guidance or older children who are interested in learning about physics.
No, the books are written in a simple and easy-to-understand language that does not require any prior knowledge of physics. The concepts are introduced gradually and build upon each other throughout the series.
The books use storytelling, relatable characters, and real-life examples to make the complex concepts of physics more accessible and interesting for children. It also includes hands-on experiments and activities that encourage children to explore and apply their newfound knowledge of physics.