BR 2-09: Whose idea was it, anyway?

Throughout the day, inventions make our lives easier and more enjoyable. (p. 2)

This book is described who made up these inventions, who came up with the idea, where did these come from. Our life is full of inventions. There are a large number of inventions in the world. We can see these inventions everywhere even developing countries. We rely on these inventions all day. I think we can't live without inventions already. Because of this book, I knew how toothbrush, soap, toilet, microwave oven, plates, vacuum cleaners, sewing machine, ballpoint pen, underwear, jeans, safety pins, potato chips, corn flakes, ice cream, chewing gum, canned food, can openers, frozen food, ice skates, roller skates, bicycle and jigsaw puzzle appeared in this world. Each inventions have deep history and these are interesting.

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Reference

Exton, Edwina. (2004). Whose idea was it, anyway?. Victoria, Australia: Thomson Nelson.