The Bright Idea
The Bright Idea by Ann Moore, published by Macdonald Young in 1997, is a children’s book that explores the life and achievements of Thomas Edison. With 47 pages of engaging content, this edition presents a narrative that follows Edison’s daughter, Marion, as she discovers the groundbreaking work her father is doing in his laboratory, particularly focusing on the invention of the light bulb. The book aims to provide a simple explanation of Edison’s theories and inventions, making it accessible for young readers.
Readers will find a fun and interesting approach to science, as The Bright Idea is part of the Super Scientist Storybook series, which introduces children to notable scientists and their discoveries through fiction. The book includes a timeline of significant events in Edison’s life and a glossary to clarify difficult scientific terms. Lively illustrations complement the text, enhancing the learning experience while aligning with National Curriculum topics related to light and science.
Official synopsis Publisher
Thomas Edison is always busy in his laboratory. His daughter Marion decides to find out exactly what he’s doing in there and witnesses one of Edison’s greatest achievements – the light bulb Gives an insight into what Edison was like and explains his theories and inventions simply. Light is very important in the National Curriculum. The Super Scientist Storybook series introduces children to famous scientists and their discoveries though the medium of fiction. Fun and interesting approach to science, based on National Curriculum topics. Timeline shows major events in scientist’s life. Glossary explains difficult scientific words. Lively illustrations break up text. All checked thoroughly by consultant from the Science Museum.
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