Pocket Genius: Inventions

Pocket Genius: Inventions is a compact, kid-friendly tour through the inventions that power our world. This non-fiction guide moves from ancient tools to modern gadgets, traveling across air, space, water, and land transportation to reveal how imagination turns into everyday technology. Written for curious children and reluctant readers alike, this paperback offers an inspiring, educational journey that's easy to pick up anywhere—backpack, desk, or classroom table. In Pocket Genius: Inventions, each entry is a bite-sized catalog piece that explains a single invention or idea in friendly terms, with photos and quick facts. Locator icons help young readers find topics fast, and fun fact files with timelines and record-breakers invite discovery and discussion. The writing flows with a warm, kid-friendly rhythm, making big ideas feel approachable and exciting as you learn about tools, devices, and the scientific thinking behind them. Whether you’re exploring how everyday objects came to be, or peering into the possibilities of future breakthroughs, Pocket Genius: Inventions presents a wide range of topics—from medical tools and telescopes to robots and transportation systems—presented in an accessible, engaging layout with vibrant photography that keeps the pace lively and curious. Bite-size catalog entries that unpack key inventions in clear, friendly language Locator icons that make navigation quick and intuitive Fun fact files and timelines that spark curiosity about breakthroughs Engaging photography and a layout designed for young minds Coverage across air, space, water, land transportation, medical tools, telescopes, robots, and more Compact, portable format—perfect for school, travel, or reading on the go Encourages imaginative thinking and a lifelong interest in how things work After finishing Pocket Genius: Inventions, readers gain a clearer sense of how inventions shape daily life and a renewed curiosity to explore the next big idea. It’s a friendly invitation to think differently about the world and to see themselves as curious contributors to the story of innovation.