Who Was Alexander Graham Bell?
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Description
📞 Ring in curiosity with the story that sparked a communication revolution!
- TOP RATED AND TRUSTED - 4.9-star rating from over 300 readers proves it’s a must-have for curious young professionals in the making.
- PERFECTLY SIZED FOR YOUNG MINDS - Compact paperback designed for easy reading and handling by kids 8-12.
- INSPIRE TOMORROWS INNOVATORS TODAY - Fuel your child’s passion for science and technology with a biography that’s as educational as it is captivating.
- A STORY THAT CONNECTS PAST AND PRESENT - Explore the fascinating history of communication technology in a relatable way.
- UNLOCK THE GENIUS BEHIND THE TELEPHONE - Discover how Bell’s personal life inspired a world-changing invention.
This 112-page paperback biography, ideal for children aged 8 to 12, delves into the life of Alexander Graham Bell, highlighting his invention of the telephone and his unique personal connections to the deaf community. Published in 2013, it combines accessible storytelling with historical facts, earning a stellar 4.9-star rating from over 300 reviews.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #23,874 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #236 in Biographies for Children #329 in Children's Books on Computers & Technology #1,362 in Children's Books on Science, Nature & How It Works |
| Customer Reviews | 4.9 out of 5 stars 322 Reviews |
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My 3rd grade son, Alex, had to do a book report on a nonfiction book. He chose this book because they share the same first name. My son struggles with reading, but his teacher really wanted him to try to read a book that was grade level appropriate, and this book fit that criteria. This book was very difficult for him, and he would not have made it through the book on his own. He read the entire book out loud, to me. We did one chapter per day for 10 days, and we were done. There was a lot of information in the book that was not only new to my son, but to me as well. I have now purchased several other "Who Was" books for my children. My 6th grader is the most interested in these books. She loves to read nonfiction. The reading level is probably too easy for her, but she enjoys them anyway, and she is learning about famous people in history!
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