Jan Paul Schutten
Author of The Mystery of Life: How Nothing Became Everything
About the Author
Jan Paul Schutten has been writing for children since 2003. He has won several prizes, including two Gouden Griddle (Golden Stylus) awards, for Children of Amsterdam and The Mystery of Life. He lives in the Netherlands. Arie Van't Riet, a former medical physicist, is an artist who uses X-ray show more equipment to create portraits of animals and plant-, He lives in the Netherlands. show less
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- Canonical name
- Schutten, Jan Paul
- Legal name
- Schutten, Jan Paul
- Birthdate
- 1970-11-30
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- Nederlands
- Country (for map)
- Nederlands
- Birthplace
- Vlissingen, Zeeland, Nederlands
- Places of residence
- Vlissingen, The Netherlands (geboren)
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I expected this to be a book of logical predictions about life in 2030. Instead it was about how those predictions are made. A good book, just not what was advertised on the tin (or the cover).
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hier kun je heel veel activiteiten mee doen,
knutselen, mindmaps, presentaties etc.
knutselen, mindmaps, presentaties etc.
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- Works
- 47
- Members
- 349
- Popularity
- #68,500
- Rating
- 3.7
- Reviews
- 21
- ISBNs
- 77
- Languages
- 7
Age Range: 10-14
Evaluation of Quality: This book provides comprehensive explanations backed by the latest science to life's biggest questions which are often asked by children.
Assessment of potential use: This book would be best read with an openminded adult, preferably a parent, to engage with the child about these cosmic questions.
Assessment of appeal to children: The tone of the book is very conversational rather than didactic and the chapters are arranged in easily digestible sections… (more)