The novel, Albert Einstein, by Jake Goldberg, is about Albert Einstein’s life and the problems he faced. The book gives information on his youth, education, professions, struggles, and ideas. In the book, the author’s tone is informative. This helps the author’s premise. The novel says, “In 1919 Einstein’s divorce from Mileva became official, and he married his cousin Elsa” (Goldberg 63). Even if the author agrees or disagrees with this decision that Einstein made, he doesn’t say anything. He does not feel passionate or dispassionate towards Einstein’s life or the choices he made. He continues to explain Albert’s life instead of give an opinion on each factor of his life. This helps the author's premise to inform the reader about Albert Einstein's
