Kay's Incredible Inventions

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Ever wondered who came up with the brilliant idea of mobile phones or the less exciting concept of schools? In 'Kay's Incredible Inventions', Adam Kay takes you on a hilarious journey through the most fascinating, bizarre, and downright ridiculous inventions that have shaped our world. Discover how Velcro was inspired by a dog, Wi-Fi owes its existence to a movie star, and why Ancient Greeks used dinner plates for, well, unexpected purposes. Packed with laugh-out-loud facts and quirky illustrations, this book is a must-read for curious minds.

About the author

Adam Kay is a bestselling British author known for his funny and interesting books. He wrote 'Kay’s Anatomy' and 'Kay’s Marvellous Medicine', which teach children all about how the human body works in a fun way. Adam loves sharing amazing science facts and making people laugh with his brilliant stories.