GALILEO GOES INTO A SPIN

The 30th title of the little platoons! From the top of the tower of Pisa, Galileo rushes melons, pumpkins, and even pumpkin melons, thanks to which he refutes the ancient ideas of Aristotle. But he also practices science in the taverns, where the encounter with a whirling dervish inspires him with a daring theory: what if, contrary to all evidence, the Earth was not at the center of the world? A collector tote bag offered for any order of this new title! The authors: Chiara Pastorini was a dentist-stomatologist. But since she founded Les Petites Lumières, which organize philosophy workshops, she only uses her pincers to uproot prejudices. Frédéric Morlot, meanwhile, wanted to become a juggler. Falling on a bench at the École Polytechnique, he went into a spin and ended up a mathematician. The illustrator: Junli Song lives not far from Chicago. If the Sun revolved around the Earth, it would perhaps be to see it create its whimsical serigraphs and its engravings full of poetry. 64p. - 14 x 21cm