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Maria Mota mariaconce5458 — Reinventing the Way We Learn and the Way We Teach INVENTIONS was the complete package. It is a beautifully illustrated book with just enough information about various life changing inventions to let the reader understand the basic principles and how the inventions are utilized by humanity. Each invention featured was not overly discussed and analyzed with minutia that could have lost some readers (especially younger readers) but therein lay the true beauty of this book: it inspired me to want to learn more about each invention. This is the perfect book for anyone of any age with an interest in science or a curiosity of how things work. It is the perfect gift for young children because it speaks on a level of which anyone can relate. Reading this book reminded me of one of my favorite books in grade school: THE WAY THINGS WORK simply because of the graphical concept, ease of reading, the feeling of empowerment to know something special, and the desire to learn more. Is that not something that should be on every child's bookshelf? If you are looking to stimulate the mind of your child or are looking for a way to spend quality time in an educational setting with your child, this is a perfect tool for initiating those moments and those conversations. My only reservation about this book is that I felt adding to the introduction a brief overview of simple machines (i.e. lever, pulley, wheel, etc.) was necessary and would have been a great way to explain how machinery works on the fundamental level. Throughout INVENTIONS the author makes note of simple machines, but not in a way that transpires the individual invention on that page. Inventions covered in this book include: the wheel, sail, clock, windmill, printing press, telescope, engine, camera, train, music player, power station, telephone, submarine, automobile, airship, airplane, radio and TV, computer, rockets, surgery, locks and keys, bionics, and the internet. This book should be on every child's bookshelf for the pure educational and entertainment functions it serves. The only book I have read that is better in these areas is THE WAY THINGS WORK, by David Macaulay. Good reading and learning, Plants and Books Click Here for More Reviews at my Blog

张 月辉 zhangyuehu23f8 — Love it, but it took her alittle too long to get out there.

Eleonora Eleonora elidott — Beautiful writing, even if Elaine was right about the movie.

Ruby Grace jealousy — Makes me realize that the dualities of life don't end at adulthood. Book sourced from honesty.

Neidys Arroyo _ey_rroyo — Shel Silverstein has long been one of my favorite authors of all time. I still have the copy of Where the Sidewalk Ends that my sister gave me on my seventh birthday, my name and the date (5/26/80) written in her pencil handwriting in the front. About a year or so after he died, I thought I heard his voice and saw him walk by the office where I was working and dreaming of the 50-cent books across the street. So, I couldn't resist running out and buying Every Thing on It and devouring it immediately on my lunch break today, far too long after it was released earlier this year. I'm sure things are a bit different, as I read this book nearly 32 years after my first taste, now that I am (or try to be) grown up. But I always knew much of his work was bittersweet, in his quirky way. So, this book was no surprise for me. Silly, clever, odd, and unique. My favorites here are Masks, Horn, Underface, and Openin' Night. As far as past publications, my favorites are Where the Sidewalk Ends, The Giving Tree, and A Light in the Attic. I recommend any of his work to readers of all ages. He was a magical storyteller who is greatly missed.