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Alexander was a boy filled with curiosity-always tinkering, always wondering how the world worked. While others walked past everyday sounds, Alexander listened. He listened to bells, wind, voices, music, and even the quiet moments in between. As he grew, he became determined to solve a mystery that had never been solved before: Could a human voice travel through a machine? Could sound fly across a wire? How Alexander Graham Bell Changed the Way We Talk is a warm, inspiring children's biography that tells the story of one of history's most imaginative inventors. Through courage, creativity, and endless experimentation, Alexander turned an idea into an invention that changed the entire world-the telephone.* Filled with hope and wonder, this book teaches children ages 6-9 about problem-solving, perseverance, and the power of believing in big ideas. Young readers will discover that imagination is more than just dreaming-it's a spark that can open new doors for everyone.

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