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101 Things You Wish You'd Invented and Some You Wish No One Had

101 Things You Wish You'd Invented and Some You Wish No One Had

by Tracey Turner (Author), Richard Horne (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2008

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Synopsis

Marvel at the sheer brilliance of invention, from glass to underpants, the noble compass to the humble pencil. Not forgetting, of course, the undeniably indispensable banana suitcase. Filled with fascinating details about everything from the most common everyday object to inventions which changed society, it will also distinguish the strokes of genius from discoveries of sheer chance, or millennia of evolution ...And reveal the real reason why Alfred Nobel had to establish a peace prize (tut, tut). Expand your knowledge of man's accomplishments in the most compelling - and irreverent - way possible.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 224
 Edition: UK open market ed
 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 05 May 2008
ISBN 10: 0747591989
ISBN 13: 9780747591986
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
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Media Reviews
'Top inventions detailed in this pocket-sized book. From fizzy drinks to fireworks, it's a cracker.' tBk magazine, Spring, 2011
Author Bio
Tracey Turner is a former editor and author of many non-fiction books for children, including Hodder's Digusting Dictionary and titles for the Dead Famous series, and 101 Things You Need To Know. Tracey lives in Bath Richard Horne is a designer of record covers (Faith No More and Tom Jones), book jackets (Paul Morley, Sean French and the Harry Potter series) and websites (www.dancingeyes.net, www.ashwednesday.co.uk and www.oryxandcrake.co.uk), as well as a greetings card and magazine illustrator (the Guardian and Sugar magazine). A self-confessed chancer and left-hander, he lives in East London.