"Biographies of Female Pioneers (5 volumes)" (Sylvia's Shakespeare and Company + Sue and a Dinosaur Named "Sue" + Ada's Prophecy of the Digital Age + Michelle and the Comet "Michelle" + Doctor Dragon and the Komodo Dragon)

Introduction · · · · · ·

★The biography integrates humanities and popular science, so that you can set a role model for life while learning humanities and popular science knowledge.
This series of books is a classic example of picture books that integrate biographies with humanities and popular science. The characters in the books have unprecedented achievements, and their discoveries or inventions have shocked the world, but few of our Chinese children know their names and deeds.

The book is full of their dedication and focus on what they love. The real female characters and varied experiences make the story more three-dimensional and tangible, and allow children to better appreciate the spiritual qualities of different women.

At the end of the article, there is a biography of the character and related reading extensions to help children learn more about the character.

★Love is not only about giving, but also about creation! It triggers parents’ thinking about parenting – encouraging children to become who they want to be.

These five outstanding women not only opened up new horizons for all mankind, but more importantly, they exuded personal charm. With childhood curiosity, enthusiasm and dreams, they broke conventions, were indifferent to fame and fortune, and were not afraid of loneliness in the relatively conservative social environment at the time... proving that women can also become outstanding astronomers, mathematicians, paleontologists, etc.

Their experiences are condensed into words for girls: No matter how young you are now, no matter how unrealistic your ideas are, no matter how much opposition there is in the environment around you, no matter how out of place you seem... don't be afraid, do what you want to do.