Science Foundation: Class 7 For Olympiads/IIT/ NEET

This book is a fascinating journey through the world of human creativity and exploration. It brings together the amazing ways people have solved problems, built new tools, and discovered how the world works. Covering a huge span of history, it takes readers from the earliest stone tools right up to modern-day inventions like the internet and robots. With timelines, quick facts, and easy explanations, it’s a simple yet exciting read for anyone curious about how people’s ideas have shaped our world.

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Thu, 10-Jul-2025

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This book offers an exciting look into the history of inventions and discoveries that have transformed the world we live in today. It traces human progress from primitive tools to high-tech machines, explaining each development in a straightforward, engaging way. The book is packed with facts about how early humans survived, how scientific ideas grew, and how technology made life easier and faster. From ancient farming and writing to electricity, medicine, space exploration, and computers, every part of the story is laid out clearly. Along the way, readers meet the inventors and scientists whose ideas changed history and see how curiosity and problem-solving have always driven human progress. The book also includes timelines, interesting facts, and easy-to-understand explanations that make it simple for anyone to grasp the big picture of human innovation.

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Samantha Singh

12-Jul-2025

5

Okay so this book is kinda awesome because it makes all those boring inventions and discoveries super easy to understand. Like I had no idea people figured out things like the telephone and airplanes so long ago, and how crazy some of their ideas were. Also, the way it talks about food inventions and toys was really fun (who knew chocolate chip cookies were made by accident?!). I liked how everything was in timelines and short facts so you don’t have to read a lot to learn cool stuff. Definitely the kind of book you flip through when you’re bored but then end up reading for hours because it’s actually interesting.