by Glenn Murphy · Larousse · tapa dura · ISBN 9782035834546
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«Les Inventions» is Glenn Murphy's children's non-fiction book about inventions, published by Larousse in hardcover (64 pages, in French).
The book traces the history of inventions that have transformed the world, from the wheel to the internet, and explains how they work: who sent the first rocket into space, how a windmill works, or how a train moves without wheels. The 3D illustrations show the stages of each invention and reveal their secrets.
Published in 2008, translated by Anne Bouin. The original title of the work is «Inventions (Insiders)».
Recommended for children and young readers aged 6 to 8 interested in science and technology.
Glenn Murphy is a British children's writer. His book Why is Snot Green? was shortlisted for the 2007 Blue Peter Book Awards and was a finalist for the Royal Society Junior Science Book of the Year 2008
