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Author Swerling, Lisa.

Title How nearly everything was invented . . . by the brainwaves / illustrated by Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar ; written by Jilly McLeod.

Publication Info. New York : DK Pub., [2006]
©2006

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Location Call No. Status
 Bristol, Main Library - Children's Department  J609 BRA    Check Shelf
 Farmington, Main Library - Children's Department  J 609 BRA    DUE 03-02-24 Billed
Description 61 pages : color illustrations ; 31 cm
Note Includes index.
Includes timeline (p. 56-57)
Contents Finding a better way -- Lens: Seeing is believing -- Lights, camera, action -- Famous Inventors -- Steam engine: Steam engine -- Powering a Revolution -- Fantastic inventions -- Light bulb and the generator: Let there be light -- Power to the people -- Fascinating firsts -- Internal combustion engine: On the road -- By land , sea, and air -- Fabulous flops -- Transistor: Super-duper computer -- Let's all communicate -- Future -- Gunpowder: Powder power -- Off with a bang -- Timeline.
Summary Introduces inventions that have significantly impacted civilization, from the lens and the steam engine to the light bulbs and motor-powered vehicles.
Subject Inventions -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Inventions -- History.
Added Author Lazar, Ralph.
McLeod, Jilly.
ISBN 0756620775
9780756620776
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