The Way Things Work Now
The Way Things Work Now
by David Macaulay
Ages 8–12✈️ Import only (pricey)
David Macaulay's classic illustrated guide to how machines and technology work, updated with touchscreens, smartphones, and other modern tech.
- Author
- David Macaulay
- Age
- Ages 8–12
- Type
- Non-fiction, STEM
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- DK India
- In India
- ✈️ Import only (pricey)
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