Louis Pasteur and Pasteurization
Discover how one scientist's breakthrough changed food safety forever.
Book Series · 18 Books
In order from Louis Pasteur and Pasteurization to Henry Ford and the Model T.
The Inventions and Discovery series is a set of 18 graphic novels by Jennifer Fandel, published between 2003 and 2007. Written for ages 8–12, most books run about 30 pages.
Discover how one scientist's breakthrough changed food safety forever.
18 books · Published 2003–2007
Discover how one scientist's breakthrough changed food safety forever.
Discover the rise of a self-made millionaire through innovation in beauty products.
Two visionaries revolutionize technology with a groundbreaking invention.
Discover the electrifying journey of the light bulb's invention.
Discover the revolutionary invention that changed the world forever.
A scientist races to stop a devastating disease with a groundbreaking vaccine.
Uncover the groundbreaking discovery of radium and radioactivity.
A young inventor's vision transforms the world with the birth of television.
Discover the invention that transformed communication forever.
A Hollywood star's secret invention changes the future of communication.
Discover the science of forces and motion through thrilling adventures.
Witness the birth of flight as two brothers defy gravity.
Discover how a revolutionary invention transformed communication forever.
Discover how a camera revolutionized capturing life's moments.
Discover the invention that revolutionized ice sports forever.
A voyage sparks a groundbreaking theory that challenges the world.
Witness the rise of the Z-Boys and their skateboarding revolution.
Discover how one car changed the world forever.
There are 18 books in the Inventions and Discovery series. It began with Louis Pasteur and Pasteurization in 2003, and the newest book, Henry Ford and the Model T, was published in 2007.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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