E=mc² by David Bodanis The sad little orphan Jane

The sad little orphan Jane Eyre has a loveless childhood and a cruel foster family

social worker and teacher-listens to them and records what they have to say

offering guidance that has been tested and refined over many centuries to all those who seek greater harmony

Emeline discovers a world completely new to her: of oranges

He also shows why this transformation works

E=mc² by David Bodanis The sad little orphan JaneBy the end of the astonishing E=mc2, a dedicated reader will have achieved, if only by osmosis, an understanding of Einstein's theory of relativity and feel quite at ease dining with Nobel Prize winners. It's a lucid, even thrilling study: the very best kind of science journalism. I didn't know I could know so much.' Fay Weldon, Books of the Year, Washington PostIn 1905, Albert Einstein produced five historic papers that shattered many cherished