Inventors From Da Vinci to Bird

Name: Inventors From Da Vinci to Bird
ISBN: 9780746007051

by Struan Reid, Patricia Fara

For the curious child, this book sparks wonder about the brilliant minds behind groundbreaking inventions, inspiring their own ingenuity.

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About This Book

A parent might reach for this book when their curious child starts asking how things work or feels frustrated after a creative project fails. "Inventors From Da Vinci to Bird" is an engaging look at the minds behind world-changing inventions, from the telephone to the television. It beautifully illustrates themes of curiosity, creativity, and especially resilience, showing that even brilliant inventors face setbacks and ridicule. Perfect for children aged 8 to 12, this book is a wonderful tool for teaching that failure is a vital part of success and for inspiring a child's own budding ingenuity.

Curiosity & Wonder History Creativity & Imagination Resilience & Perseverance Coding & Technology Art & Creativity Self-Confidence & Identity Vehicles & Machines

What Parents Should Know

Sad ThemesMild

Brief, factual mentions of inventors' struggles, such as poverty or public ridicule.

Sensitive Topics

The book touches on the personal and professional struggles of inventors, including poverty, public ridicule, and professional rivalries. These topics are presented factually and briefly as part of the historical context. The approach is secular and focuses on the human element of perseverance rather than any larger moral or religious framework. The resolutions are hopeful, centering on the eventual success of the inventions.