• Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea  Marie Tharp Maps the Ocean Floor by Robert Burleigh & Illustrated by Raul Colon
  • Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea  Marie Tharp Maps the Ocean Floor by Robert Burleigh & Illustrated by Raul Colon-0
  • Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea  Marie Tharp Maps the Ocean Floor by Robert Burleigh & Illustrated by Raul Colon
  • Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea  Marie Tharp Maps the Ocean Floor by Robert Burleigh & Illustrated by Raul Colon-0
8969597644

Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea Marie Tharp Maps the Ocean Floor by Robert Burleigh & Illustrated by Raul Colon

Brand:  Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books

£17.73 
In-Stock
Estimated Delivery:  Tuesday 26 Nov - Sunday 01 Dec    to Mainland UK
Secure Transaction

Your transaction is secure

We work hard to protect your security and privacy. Our payment security system encrypts your information during transmission. We don't share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don't sell your information to others.

Visa Logo Mastercard Logo Apple Pay Logo Google Pay Logo PayPal Logo

Secure Payment

PayPal orders are covered with PayPal Buyer Protection even if you pay by card

Delivery & Returns

Multiple delivery options & 30 day returns as standard

Trusted Sellers

We verify all of our retailers

Accepted Cards

All major credit cards are accepted

Product Description

A finely told beautifully illustrated biography that saves a world class scientist from obscurity. School Library Journal starred review An ideal introduction to a lesserknown scientist and an important understanding about how the Earth works.Kirkus Reviews starred review Filled with gorgeous illustrations by acclaimed artist Ral Coln this illustrated biography shares the story of female scientist Marie Tharp a pioneering woman scientist and the first person to ever successfully map the ocean floor. Marie Tharp was always fascinated by the ocean. Taught to think big by her father who was a mapmaker Marie wanted to do something no one had ever done before map the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Was it even possible Not sure if she would succeed Marie decided to give it a try. Throughout history others had tried and failed to measure the depths of the oceans. Sailors lowered weighted ropes to take measurements. Even today scientists are trying to measure the depth by using echo sounder machines to track how long it would take a sound wave sent from a ship to the sea floor to come back. But for Marie it was like piecing together an immense jigsaw puzzle. Despite past failures and challengessometimes Marie would be turned away from a ship because having a woman on board was bad luckMarie was determined to succeed. And she did becoming the first person to chart the ocean floor helping us better understand the planet we call home. Awardwinning author Robert Burleigh tells her story of imagination and perseverance. Beautifully illustrated by Ral Coln Look Up is a book that will inspire readers to follow their dreams. show more

Condition : New

Author : Robert Burleigh Illustrated By Raul Colon

Weight : 574

Publisher : Simon ampamp SchusterPaula Wiseman Books

Language : English

EAN : 9781481416009

ISBN10 : 1481416006

Format : Hardback

Date of Publication : 20170509

Place of Publication : NA

Pagination : NA

Dimensions : 224 X 302 X 10mm

More from this Category

  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     

More from this Brand

  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     

More from this Retailer

  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     

Popular Products

  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •    
     
     
  •