Madame Curie

This book presents a moving biography of a great woman who changed the course of science and humanity, Marie Curie, written by her daughter, Eva Curie. Through these pages, we discover the genius of a woman who not only transcended social and scientific barriers, but also set a role model for perseverance, patience, and dedication, which removed from women the stigma of being unable to keep up with men in intellectual fields. She was an example of hard work and diligence for both men and women, and proved that true success does not depend on work and determination to succeed.
Marie Curie believed that knowledge was not limited to the elite, but rather was a right for everyone, including the working classes in whom she saw untapped potential, so she spent her life spreading education among them. Mary also embodied patriotism at its finest, as she defended her country's right to independence and pride, and provided practical proof of her people's eligibility to achieve those goals through her dedication to serving science and humanity.
For all of her pioneering scientific achievements, such as the discovery of radium, Mary refused to exploit her success financially, preferring that science remain purely for the public good. She lived her life adhering to the highest moral principles, as a dedicated wife, mother, and teacher. Marie Curie's biography illuminates the way ahead, just as her scientific discovery illuminated the world, and is a constant reminder that perseverance, devotion, and ethics are the foundations on which the greatest human successes are built.