Great inventions in stories

Writer Elizabeth Ryder Montgomery, the author of this book, chose its topics with great precision and intelligence, and she wanted to talk about inventors and their inventions. She did not separate the scientist and his knowledge, nor between the creator and his creativity, but rather revealed the organic connection between them, and put that in stories and not in articles. She realized the impact that the art of storytelling has on the psyche and mind of the reader, and she formulated the book's stories in interesting, pleasant images full of life that appeal to the young reader. She also presented the scientific details in a simplicity that brings them closer to the reader's mind. This book is addressed to the reader in general, and to young people and boys in particular, and it is written in children's literature and in simplifying science for them.