Henry Carter Hull

Tells the story of how women throughout the ages have responded to situations confronting them in daily life by inventing such items as correction fluid, space helmets, and disposable diapers.

"From the publishers of Yankee magazine." Capsule biographies of inventors from New England over the past 200 years.

"Thomas Edison famously said, "I have not failed once at making a light bulb, I have simply found ninety-nine ways of not making ones." In When Everything Went Wrong, readers will read about 10 inventors who persevered. Making mistakes doesn't mean you failed . . . it's all part of the process! Inventors included in this book are: Thomas Edison, Jan Matzeliger, Guglielmo Marconi, Wilson Greatbatch, James Dyson, Margarete Steiff, Stephanie Louise Kwolek,...

A meticulously researched book, which celebrates the achievements of scientists and inventors who have contributed to the development of human society with their talent, hard work and success. Age appropriate content, fun facts and bold illustrations will appeal to the curiosity of young inquisitive minds and help them develop their reading skills and general knowledge.

Charlie has always lived in his big brother's shadow, so when the Zigzag center organizes a Come as a Character day, Charlie hopes it will be his chance to shine as he shows off his latest invention.

Henry finally finds a purpose for the "Incredible, Amazing Machine" that he built.

Abigail and John, the Templeton twins, and their dog Cassie, foil a pair of inept kidnappers intent on stealing one of their father's newest inventions.

Describes inventor Margaret E. Knight's childhood, explaining how her interest in mechanical innovations began, and tells the story of her invention of a paper bag maker and her legal battle for the patent after someone stole her idea.