Brunel the Great Engineer
By Sally Hewitt
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Synopsis
Discover the remarkable life of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, a pioneering Victorian engineer. This book delves into his groundbreaking projects, such as the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Thames Tunnel, and examines his significant impact on railways and maritime travel. Through engaging illustrations and simple explanations, young readers are introduced to basic engineering concepts and encouraged to explore how Brunel's innovations shaped the modern world.
About the author
Sally Hewitt is a talented author who writes books about science, nature, and the world around us. She loves making tricky subjects easy to understand and fun for young readers. Some of her well-known books include 'Why Do Leaves Change Colour?' and 'What Makes You Ill?', which help children discover amazing facts.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2012
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