The Boy's Book of New Inventions

By Harry E. (Harry Edward) Maule

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the thrilling stories behind the machines that shaped the modern world, where brave inventors push boundaries and turn dreams of flight into reality.

Genres

Computers & Technology Science - General

Released

2014-07-09

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Summary

"The Boy's Book of New Inventions" by Harry E. (Harry Edward) Maule is a nonfiction exploration of early 20th-century technology aimed at young readers. The book explores the narratives behind groundbreaking innovations, primarily focusing on the budding field of aviation and other transformative inventions shaping modern society. Using both historical accounts and simplified scientific explanations, the author hopes to spark a sense of wonder and inspire curiosity. Beginning with the Wright brothers' monumental achievement of the first successful aeroplane, the book sets the stage with a story of a boy eager to learn from a scientist friend, recounting the Wright brothers' initial challenges, experiments, and ultimate success in their 1903 motor-powered flight. Highlighting curiosity, perseverance, and the impact of human effort in scientific discovery, the book encourages young readers to actively engage with the world of inventions.