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"'Diana Kempton has cleverly woven the science together with the storyline...this book will appeal to children who may not be readily interested in science' School Librarian"
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Can you imagine life without CDs and videos, without television and radio? Over 100 years ago, none of these things existed and entertainment had to be home made. But then a scientist called Thomas Edison invented a machine that would change the world. This is the fascinating story of a scientific genius, and how he recorded sound for the first time, told through the eyes of his young daughter, Dot.
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More than a hundred years ago, there was no television and no radio. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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More than a hundred years ago, there was no television and no radio. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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