Molly's Cat

By Claire Rees-Jones and Tony Rogers

When Mollys pet cat dies, Mollys tears turn to wonder and eventually joy, as she finds out about atoms and how the atoms of her cat will be reused and become part of other plants and creatures in the future. In this journey of discovery, she realises that if the atoms continually get reused in the future, then they must have also done so in the past, and she speculates about what famous people or intriguing creatures may have once used the atoms that she now possesses. This leads her to wonder where these atoms came from in the first place, and she skips for joy and she is amazed when she discovers the answer.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Aug 19, 2013
• ISBN: 9781452575964

Claire Rees-Jones

Tony Rogers lives, with his wife Julie, in Stroud in the Cotswolds, United Kingdom. He is a physicist by profession and a technical director at a hi-tech company. Over the years, he has become dismayed at the poor level of scientific understanding of the majority of the population. Unfortunately many children are turned off science at an early age due to the unimaginative way that it tends to be taught. He is also concerned that, despite the huge amount of evidence for the scientific explanation of the origins of our planet and of life’s evolution on that planet, there is still a widespread belief in unfounded religious interpretations. His objective with Molly’s Cat, his first book, is to try and capture the imagination of children at a young age and introduce them to the wonders of the history of the universe, our planet, and life on the planet by building it into a story about an event in a child’s life.

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