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The Way Things Work
The Way Things Work
Author: C. Van Amerongen, Bibliographisches Institut
The Way things work; an illustrated encyclopedia of technology. Translation and adaptation of Wie funktioniert das? Published in Gt. Brit. as the Universal encyclopedia of machines; or, How things work. A clear-cut yet entertaining look at the way a variety of machines and technological products work. Color illustrations accompany the text that ...  more »
ISBN: 161039
Publication Date: 1967
Pages: 590
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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I purchased this book when my pre-teen granddaughter asked me too many questions I could not easily answer! It is written (and wonderfully illustrated) as a juvenile non-fiction that leaves the adults smiling and interested in how something was built!
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A visual guide to the world of machines. Very well done. Basic though.
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A really cool book for kids who want to see diagrams of how things work. It's offered in a fun way.
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We discovered this book (and companion DVD set) a couple of years ago. My now 9-year old, who is a mechanical whiz, absolutely never tires of leafing through it and learning how things work. It often inspires him to create his own thing-a-ma-jigs with Legos.
I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in machines.


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