The books in this series offer great information to young children. This entry is about Charles Darwin. Young readers will learn about his curiosity, questioning and scientific achievements. They will discover some interesting facts; for example that Darwin left medical school because he could not cope with the sight of blood! Children will travel on the voyage of the Beagle. They will learn a bit about evolution as well.

A lot is covered in this title entry in a terrific series. The illustrations will also engage the reader.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this title. All opinions are my own.

Another fascinating entry into the Little People, Big Dreams series! I enjoyed learning about the life and contributions of Charles Darwin. This book uses adorable illustrations and simple language to introduce children to Darwin's life and contributions.

Thank you Quarto Publishing Group – Frances Lincoln Children's Books and NetGalley for providing this ARC.

Yet another Little People, Big Dreams book for the little budding scientist in your life! In this picture book, kids can learn about the life of Charles Darwin and how his curiosity about animals developed into his theories about evolution including survival of the fittest. The book is full of colorful illustrations highlighting various moments in Darwin's life. The book also includes a timeline with photos so, if the kids want to dig deeper, they can. We love these books!

I love the Little People Big Dreams series. Charles Darwin is no exception. I do wish there had been a little more detail, but the basics are there. I love that the end includes a timeline/biography and recommended books for further reading. The illustrations by Mark Hoffmann are outstanding.

This is a great introduction for young people. Certainly, about someone they will learn more about later in life.

I received a copy from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I am so thankful each time my request of this series is granted. It means new personality to learn from!

This time is Charles Darwin, that we know came up with the theory of evolution. But what of his life? What made him searching for answers whether an animal transforms to a much stronger one or adaptable one to survive? At least we knew that these were the things that fascinated Mr. Darwin.

Thank you to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group for kindly providing me with a digital copy of this book for review.
Another absolute gem to add to The Little People, Big Dreams cannon. Now, there might be those that would argue that Charles Darwin might not hold much interest for such young readers, but I don’t subscribe to that opinion. During the 2020 pandemic lockdown, when we were all attempting to home school our children, the English Heritage did a series entitled History at Home, which they took a topic each week, got an expert on that topic, and discussed it for 1 hour, along with video and diagrams etc. My sons loved it, and one week the topic was Charles Darwin. My eldest in particular was fascinated by him and still asks questions now 6 months on. So I definitely think Mr Darwin is worthy of his place in this series, and the book is certainly right up there with their high standards of excellence. Really, really love these little books and I play a little game with myself of guessing who’s coming next. I enjoy reading them to my children, but I also enjoy reading them for myself as well.

I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers.

Charles Darwin is one of the latest installments in the amazing Little People Big Dreams series by the amazing Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara.
This installment focuses on Charles Darwin from being a little boy and how he discovered natural selection. I love how these books are simplified for younger children in a biographical sense, enabling them to follow, understand and absorb the stories and which also spark interest and questions from the child too.
This series is a must for every school library and I for one cannot get enough of them.

With each volume of this collection I become more and more in love with these gems. They are simple books, suitable for a more childish public. It's undoubtedly an obligatory reading, in fact, the whole collection is. I highly recommend that all parents buy one or the other copy of this collection, they are sources of knowledge.

This particular volume turned out to be a lot of fun. Mainly for me that always had a special affection for Darwin. I recommend this book, whether for the youngest or the most adult. This book is still a good reading, one of those readings that with few pages we learn a lot.

I got this on Netgalley in exchange for an honest review!
I love this series of books, and especially how varied the people featured are and how the art style varies from person to person! I felt like I learned a few facts about Charles Darwin that I had never heard before, which I loved! Can really recommend all of these books!

Darwin is an important person in our history. Despite me not being a fan of his theory I still believe our children should know his work. This is good book to introduce them to Darwin.

The little people books are fantastic for sharing with children - in this case, my class.
Charles Darwin's discoveries changed the world's thought process on evolution. The story shares Charles' family history, how he set off on a long journey via sea and how his discoveries changed the world.

The illustrations are detailed and wonderful and the writing is easy to understand.

I love the extra information at the back of the book.

Fine! I think it would've benefited from more specifics about animals and plants - that would've made it more interesting both story-wise and artistically.

Charles Darwin.
Another great addition to the series.

This is a series for young readers, and evolution is probably not a concept most children have thought about. Reading this book, they still might not completely grasp the idea, but it’s a book that might make curious kids question where animals actually come from.

I am amazed at how young Charles was went he left on the Beagle, and that it took him 20 years to collect all of his ideas and finally publish his findings.

I love the fact that a young Charles was too squeamish to be a doctor, but didn’t give up on science, he just changed direction. He adapted, finding his strengths and changing direction. A good lesson to learn.

Nice to see the illustration with the young Charles looking in the window of today’s scientists, using his ideas in their discoveries.

I received an electronic ARC from Quarto Publishing Group – Frances Lincoln Children's Books through NetGalley.
Part of the Little People, BIG DREAMS biography set for elementary level readers. Vegara introduces readers to Darwin when he was a child. She shares his early interest in nature and how that played into his life's work. Readers see him grow up and grow in knowledge until he presents his ideas about how natural beings evolve to survive. Informative text and timeline at the end of the book to learn more. The illustrations are geared for elementary level readers and support the text.

Charles Darwin is the newest lead in this latest edition of the Little People, BIG DREAMS series by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara. This series is such a delight and the perfect way to educate not just kids but everyone about historic and cultural icons.

Darwin was an English naturalist, geologist and biologist, best known for his contributions to the science of evolution. This book follows Darwin's scientific voyage on the HMS Beagle to his discovery of natural selection explored in depth in his book, On the Origin of Species

Mark Hoffmann illustrates this installment and does an amazing job. Hoffmann's art style was so captivating and his art definitely further helped tell Darwin's story. I love collecting these books and am so thrilled to add this one to the rest of my collection.

I received this book free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

A beautifully illustrated insight into Charles Darwin's life and love of nature and the importance of work.

This series hits somewhat controversial ground – for all the centuries' proof of the theory of evolution, some school libraries in the Bible Belt will have cancelled their subscription to these books upon seeing Darwin's life as a scientist being celebrated. The world's most important naturalist (until Sir David Attenborough, who's already had a book like this) is shown here starting humbly, as we all must do, and ending up known throughout the world, and still an influence on our life today. It's the story we all (should) know, and while it's too short to include other people who thought like he did once he'd got round to publishing his theories, it does show the man's life perfectly succinctly for the young reader. The artist really needs to grow out of their weird thing with ears, however.

I received an advance copy of, Charles Darwin, by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara. This is a very informative short story on Charles Darwin. Very interesting book.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

I am a huge fan of this series, and this book definitely did not disappoint - in fact, I think it is my favourite out of the books in the series I have read.

The illustrations as always are impeccable, but I found in this book I was hooked by the story itself too and I learnt lots of new things!

I hope everyone else loves it as much as I did!

This series is always a joy to read, it’s a really nice introduction to well known people for little children. Of course the plot is always a little bit fast but that’s to be expected and it’s totally understandable.
This little book is about Charles Darwin, the famous naturalist who we all have to thank for the theory of evolution and the one about natural selection. This book really shows how wonderful it is to think outside the box, because as we know, having the courage to swim against the tide is what can lead you to world-changing discoveries.