https://www.youngboldandphysics.com/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGB758GM/
Young Bold and Physics looks like an exciting
children’s book. Can you tell us a little about?
Thank you so much! Yes, I would love to! Young Bold and Physics is a fun and
interactive book that uses poems and stories to make it easier for children to comprehend
basic physics concepts. By formatting physics concepts as poems and stories it makes
science concepts less daunting for those who are discouraged from learning physics
because of the mathematical part. This book combines all core subject’s such as
English, math and science all in one. I wanted to show students how all core
topics correlate. There are recall questions at the end of each story that help
students with their reading comprehension.
Any plans to turn it into a series?
Absolutely! I am currently working on two other books that
will complete the book series.
What age group is the book for?
This book is for ages 9 through 13.
How were the illustrations done in Young Bold and
Physics?
I personally drew and colored the illustrations. For the
next books I plan to have all the pictures vectorized.
What inspired you when writing Young Bold and Physics?
My students and love of science inspired me to write Young
Bold and Physics. My desire to use my creativity to help others learn the
basics of physics in a non-traditional manner inspired me also to write this
book.
What will readers get out of your book?
My hope is that readers become excited about science and
encourage students to learn about physics more in-depth. I want children to be
able to connect thinking critically and creatively at the same time. I also
would like both parents and children to learn physics together which will make
this subject less daunting for both parties.
What part of the book was the most fun to write?
I enjoyed the process of writing the book and creating all
the characters.
What was the hardest scene/ section to write?
There really wasn’t a difficult scene to write. The most
difficult process for me was coloring the characters.
What do you like to do when not writing?
When I am not writing, I enjoy reading, learning new skills,
spending time with family and friends, helping others, being out in nature,
traveling, trying new foods, and thinking about creating solutions to today’s
problems.
Where can readers find out more about your work?
Readers can find more about my work at http:// www.youngboldandphysics.com Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to interview me. I truly appreciate it.