Elixir
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It is also a wonderful Canadian story. The discovery was a first for Canada and represents a defining moment in our history.
Many books about the discovery of insulin have been published over the years. Few have captured all the details of what is a complicated tale, while others have given too many. Some stories are inaccurate, while others provide a boring narrative extracted directly from Fred Banting’s notes. Like many great events, the discovery of insulin was attended by controversy. Some ...of the early books avoid the controversial aspects, while others record these aspects incorrectly. Consequently, when a medical report on insulin is published today, it often references forty or more scholarly documents. Understanding the complete insulin story, then, means having to read many books.
So where does this leave younger readers who are new to the story of insulin? How do we spark their interest in this episode of Canada’s history? The solution is to go outside the normal guidelines used to produce traditional history books—in other words, to make history fun to read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also a wonderful Canadian story. The discovery was a first for Canada and represents a defining moment in our history.
Many books about the discovery of insulin have been published over the years. Few have captured all the details of what is a complicated tale, while others have given too many. Some stories are inaccurate, while others provide a boring narrative extracted directly from Fred Banting’s notes. Like many great events, the discovery of insulin was attended by controversy. Some ...of the early books avoid the controversial aspects, while others record these aspects incorrectly. Consequently, when a medical report on insulin is published today, it often references forty or more scholarly documents. Understanding the complete insulin story, then, means having to read many books.
So where does this leave younger readers who are new to the story of insulin? How do we spark their interest in this episode of Canada’s history? The solution is to go outside the normal guidelines used to produce traditional history books—in other words, to make history fun to read.
What to read after Elixir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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