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What should I read after Machines and Inventions World of Wonder?

BookOrb recommends Cars and Bikes (2008), El Ordenador/the Computer (1984), Forensic technology (2012), Planets near Earth (2016), and Le monde fabuleux des avions et vaisseaux spatiaux (1995).

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Who wrote Machines and Inventions World of Wonder?

Machines and Inventions World of Wonder is by Ian Graham and David Antram.