Mister T.V.

By Julie Fulton, Patrick Corrigan (Illustrator)

Uncover the journey of the man who invented television.

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32 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Meet John Logie Baird, a relentless inventor whose passion for tinkering led to the creation of the television. Despite numerous setbacks, John's determination never wavers. Follow his fascinating journey from the 1800s to the mid-1900s, as he transforms his dreams into reality. This engaging tale not only reveals the origins of a device found in nearly every home but also inspires young minds to embrace curiosity and resilience. Perfect for budding inventors and those curious about how things work, this story weaves historical facts with the spirit of innovation.

From the publisher

Discover the the true story of John Logie Baird, the inventor of the television! An engaging non-fiction picture book about one of Scotland’s great inventors. John tried and he tried and one day his machines were ready. Almost everyone has a television in their home, but do we know how they were invented? Mister T.V. tells the story of John Logie Baird, an incredible inventor, as he tinkers with machines and ends up creating the television. John might make plenty of mistakes but he never gives up on what he loves - inventing! Discover the interesting tale of John’s life from the 1800s to the mid-1900s.Mister T.V. is the perfect book for young children interested in how things work and STEM. Great for children aged between 4-7 years old, and facts are expertly weaved into the story. A great book for teachers who are supporting children learning about resilience and learning from their mistakes.

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