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Deborah Hopkinson
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Deborah Hopkinson

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Deborah Hopkinson is an award-winning author of historical fiction and nonfiction for children and young adults. Her extensive body of work brings history to life through engaging narratives, spanning topics from World War II in 'D-Day' to biographies like 'Carter Reads the Newspaper'. She is widely celebrated for educational and entertaining picture books such as 'Apples to Oregon' and 'Abe Lincoln Crosses a Creek'.

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Did you know that Charles Darwin, one of the most famous scientists ever, didn't always love school? When he was a boy, he often got into trouble for doing 'useless' experiments. But what he really loved was nature! He was so fascinated by plants and animals that he embarked on an incredible five-year journey around the world on a ship called The Beagle. Imagine sailing for years, even if you got terribly seasick! Darwin explored amazing places like the coasts of Africa, South America, and the unique Galapagos Islands. Everywhere he went, he collected new and exciting creatures, from tiny insects to giant tortoises. He carefully studied everything he found, and his observations helped him come up with brilliant new ideas about how life on Earth changes over time. This book tells the exciting story of Charles Darwin's life and discoveries. You'll learn how his curiosity and adventurous spirit led to ideas that completely changed how people understood the natural world. Get ready to explore his journey and see how one person's passion can make a huge difference!
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