A children’s book about the chemist and inventor Alfred Nobel

Join us on an adventure into the world of science and peace. A colorful and fun biography that takes children on an inspiring journey through Alfred Nobel’s life.

This book depicts the life of Alfred Nobel,  from his early childhood to the groundbreaking inventions that changed the world. Read about his experiments, failures, and triumphs that led to the creation of the Nobel Prize.

A book about Alfred Nobel for children

The story “The Chemist and Inventor Alfred Nobel” is not just a book of historical facts; it is a source of inspiration.

It teaches children about the importance of scientific curiosity, perseverance, and striving to make the world a better place.

This biography is designed to spark interest in science and invention among young readers. It encourages children to think big and dream of making a difference in the world.

Fun facts about Alfred Nobel

Alfred Nobel was born on October 21, 1833, in Stockholm, Sweden. He was not only an inventor but also a distinguished chemist, engineer, and writer.

An explosion of ideas

An interesting thing about Alfred Nobel was that he loved experiments. He once had a laboratory on his boat!

But it wasn’t always so safe. Once, one of his experiments exploded and destroyed his laboratory. But that didn’t stop Alfred from continuing to try new things and experimenting.

The invention of dynamite

Nobel invented dynamite in 1867. Before dynamite existed, it was very difficult and dangerous to blow up rocks to build things like tunnels or railways.

Dynamite made it much safer and easier. Did you know that the name “dynamite” comes from the Greek word “dynamis”, which means “power”

An inventor with many patents

Alfred Nobel not only had one patent, but he had over 350 different patents!

A patent is like proof that you have invented something. This means that no one else can create the same thing without your permission.

The Nobel Prize

Something very special about Alfred Nobel is the Nobel Prize. He decided in his will that his money would be used to create a prize.

This award is given every year to people who have made the world better through science, literature and work for peace. That is why today there is a prize called the Nobel Peace Prize!

A world traveler

Alfred Nobel wasn’t just stuck in his laboratory. He traveled a lot around the world and lived in countries like Russia, France, and Italy.

He also spoke several languages. It must have been exciting to see so many different places!

Alfred’s artistic side

Did you know that Alfred Nobel also wrote poetry and plays? He was a real creative guy. One of his plays was about improving the world.

A legacy of curiosity and peace

His curiosity and desire for a better world live on through the Nobel Peace Prize. Every year we are reminded of the importance of science, literature, and working for peace.

So there you have it, some fun and interesting facts about Alfred Nobel. He was not only an inventor but a person who truly wanted to make the world a better place.