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Discover enchanting stories of Great kids in history that inspire young minds
Welcome to Great Kids in History
This site is an educational site aimed at inspiring and encouraging while educating young minds, educators and parents. This site is about young adults and children that have made a significant difference in world history.
Did you know that it was a 14-year-old boy that invented television? It's true. Philo Farnsworth was a youth that was fascinated with how things work. He invented the first motor-controlled washing machine and later invented television.
Did you know it was a teenage girl that rode out to warn a town of an approaching invasion by enemy soldiers? The courageous young woman, who was only 16 at the time became a hero for saving a town and assembling an army to defeat the invading army.
These stories and 38 more are included in a wonderful book entitled Great Kids in History. This amazing book is available through this website as a printed book or an e-book.
Kids everywhere will be amazed, inspired and amused by the contributions children have made to the world around them. This book is a collection of 40 stories of children that have created amazing inventions, performed great acts of heroism and acts of exploration.
This book is a great gift idea for the young reader in your life as well as educators and parents alike.
Did you know that it was a teen-ager that invented the earmuffs? Did you know it was a teen that wrote one of the most famous gothic novels of all time? Read about the teenage girl who worked as a lighthouse keeper and saved the lives of more that 20 drowning people. Read about the adolescent that discovered the Lost Sea and the 5-year-old that discovered ancient cave paintings.
These and many more stories will amuse and amaze the young reader in your life and teach them that they can accomplish anything in life if they think outside the box and challenge themselves.
You can order this wonderful book by clicking one of the links below.