How Things Work: 100 Ways Parents and Kids Can Share the Secrets of Technology

My son is going to love this book. He is constantly asking how things work, and now he can read about it and do hands on experiments. The suggested age is 8-14, my son is 6 but I think it depends on the child. The explanations are clear and the some of the building plans seem pretty easy, but finding some of the pieces to build some of the things may pose a challenge. I can't wait to give it to him.

I bought this book for a curious youngster in hopes that it might make things a little easier to understand and to help grown ups answer some of those questions that are hard to explain to a young person. The illustrations are helpful.

Bought this book for my nephew, who always wants to know the 'how' and 'why.' Excellent information and it is presented in a clear format. Strongly recommended for parents, grandparents and as a gift to any child with an active, inquiring mind.

Perfect for my computer and technology class.

I got this so I'd be better prepared to answer (or let them read the answer to so many questions they came up with with respect to how things worked in home.

This will help you answer the 1000 and 1 questions that little minds can generate. Daily. Buy one for every single mom you know.