I suddenly remembered my childhood awe at the wonders of space. Years later, on a clear spring night, I looked up at the sky and a shower of memories descended. With binoculars and magnifying glass, I also focused on closer subjects like birds, flowers, frogs and bugs.īut science and math weren't my only fascinations: I also loved bicycles, baseball, boats…and ice cream. The huge numbers of stars and their sizes and distances never failed to amaze me. That night I was inspired to write my first book, How Much Is a Million? Now, almost 50 books later, I spend much of my time finding unusual, whimsical ways to make math and science come alive for kids and teachers, b As a child, I was filled with a sense of awe as I contemplated the universe.
But science and math weren't my only fascinations: I also loved bicycles, baseball, boats…and ice cream. With binoculars and magnifying glass, I also focused on closer subjects like birds, flowers, frogs and bugs. As a child, I was filled with a sense of awe as I contemplated the universe.
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