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    Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten introduces you to smart people and their bright ideas
    Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten tells you who invented computer.
    Smallpox was a terrible disease that killed millions of people over many centuries. A young doctor invented vaccination—a true lifesaver! And you’ll never guess why it wouldn’t have been possible without a cow! Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Momofuku Andō invented instant noodles. Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    The German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press opened up new worlds for large numbers of people. Texts could now be widely distributed, which brought about great changes to science, religion, and culture. Discover more about it in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Marie Curie discovered radioactive elements and their qualities. Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten tells you all about it.
    With six dots, 16-year-old Louis Braille changed the world. He invented a form of writing for blind people that enabled them to read and write. Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Find out in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten who invented the light bulb.
    The word “plastic” is a colloquial term for any synthetic material. It is derived from the Greek plastikós, which means “malleable” (you can shape it to any form). Its special feature is that even a tiny change in the formula can have a major effect on the product.
    Little Gestalten

    Who Invented This?

    Smart People and Their Bright Ideas

    Travel back in time to learn how the groundbreaking masters from the past connect with the technology, culture, and medicine of today.

    19.90 € Price incl. VAT and Shipping

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    Who invented the car? Who first imagined the light bulb? Who is Marie Curie? And why did she win two Nobel Prizes? The things that surround us didn’t just appear out of nowhere, they were conceived by talented inventors, scientists, and engineers. While some creations were the result of team-work and several failed attempts in a lab, others happened by accident.

    Who Invented This? is a visual journey that shows children how classic inventions and creators paved the way for the modern tools and technology we have today. Did you know that Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press opened up new worlds for large numbers of people or that the very first newspaper was printed in Strasbourg as early as 1605? Did you also know that Levi Strauss, the German-American businessman who first created jeans, is said never to have worn them himself?

    Who Invented This? is a fascinating trip back through history that shows how now famous scientists and inventors as well as lesser known, but no less creative minds have turned their ideas into great inventions. How they seized opportunities, had faith in their ideas, and the courage to try something new.

    7 - 9 years 9 - 11 years Little Gestalten
    Editors: gestalten
    Authors: Anne Ameri-Siemens, Illustrated by Becky Thorns
    Release date: February 2021
    Format: 20,5 x 26 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 96 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-89955-133-4

    Making her debut in children’s literature, Anne Ameri-Siemens is using decades worth of experience as an author and journalist to tell a whimsical story about human development and the world around us. After working for Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, she became a Spiegel bestseller in 2007 for her book For the RAF it was the system, for me the father. She was also a former awardee of the Corine International Book Prize and Grimme Prize.

    Becky Thorns is the talented illustrator behind our Little Gestalten title World of Whales. She specializes in children’s illustration and literary-themed works, alongside also being a lettering artist. After graduating from Falmouth University with a Fine Art degree in 2015, she has over six years of experience in creative industries, ranging from illustration to architecture, and has recently been featured on the cover of My Cornwall Magazine.

    FSC™️ (Forest Stewardship Council™️) certified.

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    The products are delivered all over the world.

    Dispatch costs (inclusive of legally applicable VAT)

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    We do not charge any shipping costs.

    Deliveries to foreign countries:

    Free shipping to European Union and the USA.
    Free worldwide shipping from 60 EUR/USD order value.

    For orders below 60 EUR/USD the following shipping costs apply:
    European Union & USA : € 0,-
    All other countries: € 40,-

    From an order value of 60,00 €, we deliver shipments to foreign countries free of cost.

    Delivery periods

    Unless otherwise specified in the quote, domestic delivery of goods shall be made (Germany) within 2 - 4 days, for deliveries abroad within 3 - 15 days from conclusion of contract (if advance payment agreed from the date of the payment instruction).
    Please note that deliveries are not made on Sundays and other holidays.
    If you have ordered articles with different delivery dates, we send the articles together in one delivery if no other agreement has been made. The delivery date for the complete order will be the same as that of the article with the longest delivery time.

    Accepted Payment options

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    - Payment via credit card
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    - Payment via Google Pay
    - Payment via Apple Pay
    - Shopify Payments, ideal, eps-Überweisung, Bancontact


    Further details on payment
     

    When paying by SEPA direct debit, you authorize us by issuing a corresponding SEPA mandate to collect the invoice amount from the specified account.

    You will receive a pre-notification at least 5 days before the date of direct debit collection. Please note that you are obliged to ensure sufficient funds in the account on the announced date.

    If payment is made using a credit card, your credit card account is debited in conjunction with the conclusion of the contract.

    In case of questions, please contact us at the contact details mentioned in the Legal Notice.

    Who invented the car? Who first imagined the light bulb? Who is Marie Curie? And why did she win two Nobel Prizes? The things that surround us didn’t just appear out of nowhere, they were conceived by talented inventors, scientists, and engineers. While some creations were the result of team-work and several failed attempts in a lab, others happened by accident.

    Who Invented This? is a visual journey that shows children how classic inventions and creators paved the way for the modern tools and technology we have today. Did you know that Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press opened up new worlds for large numbers of people or that the very first newspaper was printed in Strasbourg as early as 1605? Did you also know that Levi Strauss, the German-American businessman who first created jeans, is said never to have worn them himself?

    Who Invented This? is a fascinating trip back through history that shows how now famous scientists and inventors as well as lesser known, but no less creative minds have turned their ideas into great inventions. How they seized opportunities, had faith in their ideas, and the courage to try something new.

    7 - 9 years 9 - 11 years Little Gestalten

    Editors gestalten
    Authors: Anne Ameri-Siemens, Illustrated by Becky Thorns
    Release date: February 2021
    Format: 20,5 x 26 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 96 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-89955-133-4

    Making her debut in children’s literature, Anne Ameri-Siemens is using decades worth of experience as an author and journalist to tell a whimsical story about human development and the world around us. After working for Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, she became a Spiegel bestseller in 2007 for her book For the RAF it was the system, for me the father. She was also a former awardee of the Corine International Book Prize and Grimme Prize.

    Becky Thorns is the talented illustrator behind our Little Gestalten title World of Whales. She specializes in children’s illustration and literary-themed works, alongside also being a lettering artist. After graduating from Falmouth University with a Fine Art degree in 2015, she has over six years of experience in creative industries, ranging from illustration to architecture, and has recently been featured on the cover of My Cornwall Magazine.

    FSC™️ (Forest Stewardship Council™️) certified.

    Payment and dispatch

    The following terms and conditions apply:

    Dispatch conditions

    The products are delivered all over the world.

    Dispatch costs (inclusive of legally applicable VAT)

    Domestic deliveries (Germany): 

    We do not charge any shipping costs.

    Deliveries to foreign countries:

    Free shipping to European Union and the USA.
    Free worldwide shipping from 60 EUR/USD order value.

    For orders below 60 EUR/USD the following shipping costs apply:
    European Union & USA : € 0,-
    All other countries: € 40,-

    From an order value of 60,00 €, we deliver shipments to foreign countries free of cost.

    Delivery periods

    Unless otherwise specified in the quote, domestic delivery of goods shall be made (Germany) within 2 - 4 days, for deliveries abroad within 3 - 15 days from conclusion of contract (if advance payment agreed from the date of the payment instruction).
    Please note that deliveries are not made on Sundays and other holidays.
    If you have ordered articles with different delivery dates, we send the articles together in one delivery if no other agreement has been made. The delivery date for the complete order will be the same as that of the article with the longest delivery time.

    Accepted Payment options

    - Payment by SEPA direct debit
    - Payment via credit card
    - Payment via Sofortüberweisung [immediate transfer]
    - Payment via Google Pay
    - Payment via Apple Pay
    - Shopify Payments, ideal, eps-Überweisung, Bancontact


    Further details on payment
     

    When paying by SEPA direct debit, you authorize us by issuing a corresponding SEPA mandate to collect the invoice amount from the specified account.

    You will receive a pre-notification at least 5 days before the date of direct debit collection. Please note that you are obliged to ensure sufficient funds in the account on the announced date.

    If payment is made using a credit card, your credit card account is debited in conjunction with the conclusion of the contract.

    In case of questions, please contact us at the contact details mentioned in the Legal Notice.

    19.90 €

    Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten tells you who invented computer.
    Smallpox was a terrible disease that killed millions of people over many centuries. A young doctor invented vaccination—a true lifesaver! And you’ll never guess why it wouldn’t have been possible without a cow! Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Momofuku Andō invented instant noodles. Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    The German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press opened up new worlds for large numbers of people. Texts could now be widely distributed, which brought about great changes to science, religion, and culture. Discover more about it in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Marie Curie discovered radioactive elements and their qualities. Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten tells you all about it.
    With six dots, 16-year-old Louis Braille changed the world. He invented a form of writing for blind people that enabled them to read and write. Find out more in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten
    Find out in Who Invented This? by Little Gestalten who invented the light bulb.
    The word “plastic” is a colloquial term for any synthetic material. It is derived from the Greek plastikós, which means “malleable” (you can shape it to any form). Its special feature is that even a tiny change in the formula can have a major effect on the product.

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