Bridges

Bridges

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Science & Technology History
Format Paperback
Pages 48
Language English
Published Jan 15, 2016
Publisher Children's Press
ISBN-10 0531222691
ISBN-13 9780531222690
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Katie Marsico explores the breathtaking world of engineering through the lens of bridges in this captivating work. She introduces readers to the various types of bridges and the remarkable feats of design and construction that have made them iconic landmarks. From simple wooden structures to complex suspension bridges, each design tells a story of innovation and necessity.

The narrative guides readers on a journey across the globe, highlighting famous bridges and the engineering principles that underpin their creation. Marsico emphasizes the importance of understanding materials, geography, and technology in bridging the gap between land and water. She makes the subject accessible to young readers, blending rich illustrations with engaging text to spark curiosity about engineering.

Alongside the technical details, the book evokes a sense of wonder about the connections bridges create, not just between places but also between people. It serves as a stunning tribute to human ingenuity and the power of architecture to reshape our world.

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