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A lively and provocative exploration of the intersections of American culture, childhood, and science that have fueled popular perceptions of science's value to society.--History of Education Quarterly [A] terrific synthesis of places and trends in popular science over the course of the 20th century. . . . An excellent addition to collections in US history, popular culture, educational history, childhood studies, and the history of science. Highly recommended.--Choice Terrific synthesis of places and trends in popular science over the course of the 20th century. . . . An excellent addition to collections in US history, popular culture, educational history, childhood studies, and the history of science. Highly recommended.--Choice

Terrific synthesis of places and trends in popular science over the course of the 20th century. . . . An excellent addition to collections in US history, popular culture, educational history, childhood studies, and the history of science. Highly recommended.--Choice

Terrific synthesis of places and trends in popular science over the course of the 20th century. . . . An excellent addition to collections in US history, popular culture, educational history, childhood studies, and the history of science. Highly recommended.--Choice <p/>

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Rebecca Onion is a visiting scholar of history at Ohio University and staff writer at Slate.com.

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