
By Nicholas Day, Hadley Hooper (Illustrator)
Explore Darwin's unconventional methods that led to groundbreaking discoveries.
Join Charles Darwin on a journey of curiosity and discovery. From pacing in circles to sailing on The Beagle, Darwin's unique methods unravel the mysteries of life's origins. How did these unusual approaches lead to revolutionary ideas? Dive into a world where curiosity sparks innovation and see how thinking differently can change everything. With vivid illustrations, this tale invites readers to embrace their own brilliant curiosity.
Take a walk with Charles Darwin in this electrifying new picture book from Sibert Medalist Nicholas Day. How do you work through a complicated idea, solve a tricky problem, or make a big discovery? Charles Darwin had a lot of ways to do it. He paced in circles and hit rocks with a stick. He studied the bones of his dinner. He even rode around the world on a boat called The Beagle. These methods may sound unorthodox, but they led him to some pretty great thoughts–and discoveries about the origins of life as we know it. Sibert Medalist Nicholas Day’s conversational text has all the charm of a true story told by your smartest, most interesting friend. With Hadley Hooper’s engrossingly textured illustrations, How to Have a Thought is both an introduction to Darwin and an invitation to live with brilliant curiosity.
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