bell, alexander graham

A biography of inventor Alexander Graham Bell that contains 21 hands-on activities.

"A revisionist biography of an American icon, revealing the extraordinary true genesis of the telephone and its connection to another, far more troubling legacy of Bell's: his efforts to stamp out American Sign Language. Weaving together a tale of innovation with a moving love story, the book offers a heartbreaking look at how a champion can become an adversary and provides an enthralling account of the deaf community's fight to reclaim a once-forbidden language"--Amazon.

Profiles the inventor from his early life in Scotland with his mother, who lost most of her hearing to an infection, to his later life as a teacher in Boston, and describes his work with Thomas Watson to invent the telephone.

A brief biography of Alexander Graham Bell, written in graphic novel format, that describes his childhood, inventions, and marriage.

A biography of the prolific inventor who had a keen interest in voice and sound and who worked tirelessly on behalf of deaf people.

A brief biography of Alexander Graham Bell, written in graphic novel format, that describes his childhood, inventions, and marriage.

In graphic novel format, tells the story of how Alexander Graham Bell came up with the telephone, and how his invention changed the way people communicate.

Traces the life of Alexander Graham Bell, from his early childhood and education through his sources of inspiration and challenges faced, early successes, and the invention for which he is best known, the telephone.

A biography of Alexander Graham Bell that follows his journey from his earliest interest in sound to the first words ever heard through a phone.

"An illustrated biography of the inventor of the telephone"--Provided by publisher.