Lucy Knisley’s crisp cartooning approaches Hamilton’s story with reverence for her accomplishments, as well as humor.
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Starred review: Beginning with Margaret Hamilton’s early life as a curious girl who questioned (and studied) everything, Dean Robbins moves briskly through her career path, from teaching herself how to write computer code to assisting with the 1969 moon landing and other NASA missions. HubPages: Best Narrative Nonfiction Books for Kids.Children’s Book Review: Best New Picture Books.Raleigh News & Observer: Best Children’s Books of 2017.Scholastic Teacher: 50 Brilliant Books for Summer.Smithsonian Air & Space Magazine: Best Children’s Books of 2017.: Best Space Books for Kidsand Must-Read Space Books of 2017.Wisconsin State Reading Association Recommended Books.The Planetary Society: Recommended Space Books for Kids.
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Children’s Book Council and National Science Teachers Association: 2018 Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students.And when the first lunar landing went haywire, her brilliant computer programming saved the day. She threw herself into mathematics to find answers to her questions, then discovered a whole new way to understand the universe: computers! Working with the United States space program, Margaret used this amazing new invention to get astronauts all the way to the moon. Margaret Hamilton grew up wondering why the stars shone and how the planets moved. Illustrated by Lucy Knisley (Knopf, May 2017)
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