Inventions from the earliest tools to recent computing appear here one per day, each with a short account of who made it and what changed afterwards.
The entries cross science, medicine, transport, communication and household technology, and the daily format means the reading jumps between eras rather than marching through a timeline. That arrangement suits browsing and quiz preparation, and it makes the connections between distant inventions easier to notice. Explanations are written for general readers, keeping technical detail light enough that a school-age reader can follow the point.
What is covered:
• One invention profiled for each day of the year.
• Coverage across science, medicine, transport and communication.
• Short explanations of origin and lasting effect.
• A browsable reference for homework and general knowledge.
Useful for school students, for quiz and project work and for adults who like reference books they can open anywhere; published by OM Books and available from Boipoka.