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Listen Up!: Alexander Graham Bell's Talking Machine (Step into Reading) [Paperback]

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Listen Up!: Alexander Graham Bells Talking Machine (Step into Reading) [Paperback] was written by Monica Kulling. Listen Up!: Alexander Graham Bells Talking Machine (Step into Reading) [Paperback] was published by Random House Books For Young Readers.
Book Information
PublisherRandom House Books For Young Readers
BindingUnknown Binding (10 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of PagesN/A
ISBN-10B0083U52X4
Publication Date/2007
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About Monica Kulling (Author) : I am a poet living in Toronto, Ontario. I have a new book coming out August 2009 from Tundra Books. It's a story about George Eastman and the invention of the camera. It's A Snap! George Eastman's F... more
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4/3/2008 Monica Kulling said:
Like Alexander Graham Bell I don't always like the ringing telephone. It can interrupt mealtimes, thinking times, and times when you just don't want to talk. Even though Bell was instrumental in the invention of the telephone, he detested its presence in his home. He often let it "ring off the hook.... more

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